Premium Thread Snips for Sewing and Quilting
Premium Thread Snips for Sewing and Quilting
"These are the best snips for cutting beginning and ending stitching threads! I have arthritis in both of my hands and these snips work wonderfully."
-Jan H., Madam Sew verified customer
Super Sharp, Long-Lasting Blade
Ergonomic Design with Finger Hole
Small So They Don't Get in the Way
The Handy Spring Action Scissors
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"These are the best snips for cutting beginning and ending stitching threads! I have arthritis in both of my hands and these snips work wonderfully."
-Jan H., Madam Sew verified customer
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These super sharp, all-metal, spring-action, Premium Thread Snips cut sewing threads quickly with minimal effort. Because of the spring mechanism they are in an open position which means you can clip threads easily and fast.
Use thread snips to trim threads for sewing, quilting, embroidery, punch needle, dressmaking and crafting. Using regular scissors dulls them unnecessarily and creates a dead spot because you only use a small part of the blades. Instead, just grab these solid metal thread snips and clip away!
The Madam Sew Premium Thread Snips are very durable and designed to last a long time. We guarantee that the edges will stay sharp. These sewing scissors come with a cap so you can also toss them in your project bag! In addition, they are small enough to fit in most sewing machine cabinet drawers, so they’re always close by.
✂ DIMENSIONS: overall length: 4.7 inches, blades: 1.2 inches
✂ MATERIALL: premium stainless steel.
✂ WEIGHT: 3.2 ounces
The Premium Thread Snips fit comfortably in your hand and are designed for quick and easy snipping. Regular scissors are heavy and require a much bigger effort to clip little threads. These are a must-have for people with arthritis as they are ergonomic and easy on your hands. Insert your middle, ring finger or pinkie into the loop, your thumb goes on top and index finger below. This way you stabilize these solid snips, allowing you to cut accurately through different materials.

