Fiskars 192000-1001 Paper Edgers Pinking

Perfection.. I used these to made homemade postage stamps for junk journaling. Worked great for a postage stamp type of look.

I am a right-handed adult who has enjoyed using Fiskars scissors since childhood. I bought these to make a decorative edge on note cards to send to friends, etc. I am unable to get a clean cut with these scissors. The paper in the photo is a single layer of "The Paper Studio" (Hobby Lobby) notecard. (This is not fancy stationary.) Unfortunately, these scissors do not do the job. Returning them.

I tried cutting paper and Mylar film; both jammed. With force, I was able to get half a stroke to correctly cut.

Like this product because l have small hands!

It’s a bit of a trick to cut thin paper with these. I thought since they were Fiskars they would be a bit more quality but seem kind of flimsy. If you don’t need them to cut a whole lot then they are okay.

The plastic shell is not just a fancy design feature, but is actually an integral structural element. I found this out when the damn thing fell off not ten minutes after I pulled this thing out of my mail box. After using gorilla glue to fix it I tried to use it as intended (On chipboard). It does not make a crisp pattern so much as tear up the material. It barely works on paper. This is a garbage product from a company that I normally respect.

These were not expensive, but I still expected good functionality. The blades have regularly gotten stuck when cutting one piece of construction paper. sigh............

Good.