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  by mad14kt 12 Aug 2009
+26

GREAT TIP!! ;D MORE======>

When using your scissors it is always best to either lay them flat or hang them. Placing your scissors in a cup, or anytype of hard container (like glass, ceramic, etc.) can damage the point of the scissors. After extended amounts of time of dropping them in there will make the points break. This will add to the expense of replacing your scissors. Why pay more money on something that can be prevented.

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    by dkjack 12 Aug 2009
    +1

    I have always kept mine in their case in my drawer. I still have the pair I purchased in Junior High for a sewing class. My DH just keeps them sharpened for me. Of course I have others and do use them. But this pair is used more than the others. No I won't say how old they are. :)

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    mad14kt by mad14kt 12 Aug 2009     

    LOL...DKJ you read my mind. I have my a pair of my gm and mother scissors. I have some items from my grandaunt ;D *2U

    dkjack by dkjack 15 Aug 2009     

    hahaha I have some from my granny also.

      
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    by colonies1 12 Aug 2009
    +2

    I have clip holder and when not in use stored in case

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    mad14kt by mad14kt 12 Aug 2009     

    Sounds interesting. Do you have a photo of the clips? TIA ;D *2U

    colonies1 by colonies1 13 Aug 2009     

    Its a lot like the one above got it from Cablea's

      
    colonies121958 
    by shirlener88 12 Aug 2009
    +4

    Monica, thanks - that is exactly what I do. *4U

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    mad14kt by mad14kt 12 Aug 2009     

    WOW! where did you get those fancy scissors? ;D *2U

      
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    by daisy530 12 Aug 2009
    +3

    I use a holder that clips on to my shirt--I love it. Mine is a little different than the one shown.

    "The holder is clipped to your garment. As you are working you can pull the scissors and the scissors will retract out of the holder on a cord. When you have made your cut you can release the scissors and the cord will gently retract back in the holder. This is a great way to keep your scissors handy and close by rather than loosing them in the cushion covers on under things on the table."

    When I'm not using them, I store them in case.

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    mad14kt by mad14kt 12 Aug 2009     

    Thanks for sharing and the photo ;D *2U

      
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    by meganne 12 Aug 2009
    +8

    Great tip!!!

    I keep my scissors in the plastic covers they came in and they all lay flat in their respective drawers.

    All my knives have hard cardboard covers on the blades to prevent dulling or nicking them if they come into contact with other knives. They should not be kept in drawers without such covers for safety reasons as well, it is too easy to cut yourself on a bare blade while reaching into a drawer and it is dangerous for children.

    I don't like knife blocks as they can be a breeding place for little household bugs. Eiuw!!!

    Anyone wishing more info on making knife blade covers, let me know and I'll post some pictures.

    Ray made all mine.
    hugs n roses, M

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    mad14kt by mad14kt 12 Aug 2009     

    Thanks for sharing. I have one scissors that is hugh. I bought it years ago at a flea market. I used it for heavy duty cutting ;D *2U

    shirlener88 by shirlener88 12 Aug 2009     

    Meg, please tell us more!!!!

      
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    by mops 12 Aug 2009
    +5

    I store mine flat in a drawer, in the box if they came in one. So far so good, but I tend to sweep them of the table now and again.

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    mad14kt by mad14kt 12 Aug 2009     

    Thanks for sharing ;D *2U

      
    mops42459 
    by relaxsew 12 Aug 2009
    +5

    Thanks for the tip.

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    mad14kt by mad14kt 12 Aug 2009     

    UR welcome ;D *2U

      
    relaxsew3292 
    by gerryvb 12 Aug 2009
    +7

    thank you for the tip!

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    mad14kt by mad14kt 12 Aug 2009     

    UR welcome ;D *2U

      
    gerryvb64780 
    by iris2006 12 Aug 2009
    +6

    Great tip, I use a magnetstrip to hold all my sciccors nest to my machine, very handy too.

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    mad14kt by mad14kt 12 Aug 2009     

    WOW, I didn't know a magnetstrip would be that powerful ;D *2U

      
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    by castelyn 12 Aug 2009
    +6

    Great tip ,
    I keep mine in the holder they came in and I have a peg board on my one wall, close to my machines, which I hang them on.

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    mad14kt by mad14kt 12 Aug 2009     

    Thanks for sharing ;D *2U

      
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    by blhamblen 12 Aug 2009
    +8

    Y U P you are right on that!!!

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    mad14kt by mad14kt 12 Aug 2009     

    Just more work for me to do...LOL ;D *2U

      
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    by lenamae 12 Aug 2009
    +8

    I even store my laying flat never stand them on end I keep my small embroidery sissirs in the box they came in makes them last longer.

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    mad14kt by mad14kt 12 Aug 2009     

    Do you store them in the drawer? ;D *2U

      
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