Re: [h-cost] Has anyone tried any of these on fabric?

2011-02-22 Thread Irina Moeller
I found a cute little hand cranked machine that does the pinking.  I have no
idea how old it is but it does the job just fine.
Anne

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Alas, I have not seen any Fiskars/rotary blades that successfully  
duplicate 18th or 19th C pinking designs. There are approximations,  
but none exact that I have seen. I've been looking. . . for 20 years!

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On Feb 4, 2011, at 10:05 AM, Land of Oz wrote (in part):

 The rotary cutters now have blades with designs. I'd think that  
 would be a lot more likely to work on fabric.


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Re: [h-cost] Has anyone tried any of these on fabric?

2011-02-04 Thread R Lloyd Mitchell
I have some time ago and No for cutting fabric.? However I do like the 
scalloped edge pinking?Fiscars made for fabric...especially nice for 18th C. 
edges.
Kathleen, who is finishing Maud's gown..without such shears
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Re: [h-cost] Has anyone tried any of these on fabric?

2011-02-04 Thread Land of Oz
The rotary cutters now have blades with designs. I'd think that would be a 
lot more likely to work on fabric.



Denise B
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Re: [h-cost] Has anyone tried any of these on fabric?

2011-02-04 Thread Lavolta Press



On 2/4/2011 6:14 AM, R Lloyd Mitchell wrote:

I have some time ago and No for cutting fabric.? However I do like the 
scalloped edge pinking?Fiscars made for fabric...especially nice for 18th C. 
edges.
Kathleen, who is finishing Maud's gown..without such shears


That's what I kind of figured, but I'm a sucker for neat tools. I do 
have some rotary blades with designs.


I was really taken with all the plastic templates on the website, where, 
even in these days of draw and CAD programs, you can get ones with 
umpteen sizes of circles, ellipses, and other geometric shapes, as well 
as templates for architectural design, and other such things. Should 
anyone want a template for hand-drawing things like several sizes and 
styles of bathroom sinks on their fabric, this site has it.


Fran
Lavolta Press
Books on making historic clothing
Two new books of 1880s patterns!
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Re: [h-cost] Has anyone tried any of these on fabric?

2011-02-04 Thread Marjorie Wilser
Alas, I have not seen any Fiskars/rotary blades that successfully  
duplicate 18th or 19th C pinking designs. There are approximations,  
but none exact that I have seen. I've been looking. . . for 20 years!


== Marjorie Wilser

=:=:=:Three Toad Press:=:=:=

Learn to laugh at yourself and you will never lack for amusement. --MW

http://3toad.blogspot.com/




On Feb 4, 2011, at 10:05 AM, Land of Oz wrote (in part):

The rotary cutters now have blades with designs. I'd think that  
would be a lot more likely to work on fabric.




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[h-cost] Has anyone tried any of these on fabric?

2011-02-03 Thread Lavolta Press

http://www.alvinco.com/shopping/family_sale_0_familyid_12030_cat_978_item_1293027097

http://www.alvinco.com/shopping/family_sale_0_familyid_12030_cat_978_item_1293007097
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Re: [h-cost] Has anyone tried any of these on fabric?

2011-02-03 Thread cw15147-hcost01
Hard to be sure without a photo of the actual scissors, but I believe I have a 
pair of these. Terrible. Barely cuts paper. Incredibly cheaply made.



Claudine



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