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They are small, very pointy and have a curved tip, so you can get close to the fabric and cut just the threads that you want to. And they are cheap - I got mine for $3. 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mm, interesting, thanks

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For new stitchers I'd recommend the exact opposite that Nekostitch did. I would suggest starting with a design in only one or two colours, maybe a silhouette. Make it any colour you wish, but focus on the stitching and even spacing, rather than changing lots of colours.
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importante comenzar con pequeños sampler para adaptarnos a telas, hilos y agujas bien con o sin bastidor. A partir de aquí comienza el espectáculo.
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thank you for your help :)
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Great Advise for all stitchers - novice and experienced
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Best tip I saw from someone for scissors was instead of going to the craft department, go to the beauty department and look for cuticle scissors. They are small, very pointy and have a curved tip, so you can get close to the fabric and cut just the threads that you want to. And they are cheap - I got mine for $3.
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very good info thanks
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thanx for the info, very helpful
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Great advise about hiding those fabric scissors from the rest of the family.;P
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