Westcott 2.5" Fine-Tip Craft Scissors with Titanium-Bonded Blades for Crafting, Sewing & More

These scissors fit so well and feel so comfortable when being used. This is my second pair as I want to keep them in different locations around my house.

Small scissors that cut well.

As sharp as any scissors I’ve used. I tie fishing flies and have paid a lot more for scissors not nearly as sharp. A very good purchase!

I am a knitter, and the many scissors I have bought in knitting shops are very ineffective when they cut yarn. I wanted to snip and to cut, and these little scissors do the job very well. Love them.

For sewing scissors, they are nice and small, but they are not fine pointed. More of a blunt tip -- not what you need for snipping out seams. Would love to see a fine pointed version as I love the Westcott brand & quality.

I make fursuits--fancy custom mascot costumes for furries. I do a lot of tiny detail work and these scissors are absolutely perfect for it. Everything from trimming paw pad material on the hands without damaging the surrounding fur, to working in small spaces inside the head. The scissors are super sharp (and stay sharp for a long time!) and tiny enough to fit in small areas where larger scissors would cause damage or simply not fit. I obviously don't use them 100% of the time since I don't think they'd be comfortable to use for cutting long lengths (so many little snips) but whenever I'm working on details I grab these. I still have my first pair, but have accumulated a handful of them over time. An absolute essential for me.

These work well for cutting yarn and thread. Tried cutting paper and; while they cut fine, they’re not comfortable for prolonged use if you have bigger hands. Great addition to my crochet kit.

I use these for various types of needlework, especially when I’m traveling. They’re well made, sharp and work well on all kinds of fiber. They’re also relatively cheap, so if you leave them somewhere, or they get confiscated at a security checkpoint, haven’t lost much. The size makes them handy for on the go projects, fitting easily in something as small as a coin purse. They’re also small enough to take on airplanes. The downside also comes from their size - the handles are a little small for larger hands, even though they look oversized compared to the blades.

The old scissors in our sowing kit would cut thread fine, but the thread would often be frayed making it hard to get through the eye of a needle. Ugh. These little scissors are GREAT, they cut thread easily with NO fraying, making it easy to get through a needle. Great little scissors. love them. Highly recommended. I should have replaced the old ones sooner. They are also nice and small so they fit nicely in a sowing kit, but they are big enough to easily get your fingers through them, just the right size.

Fantastically useful pair of travel scissors! I know they are intended as sewing scissors but they are great for the seasoned traveller. I've used them now for three months and they remain as sharp as the first day I purchased.

This is very nice pair of scissors to have. I use mine in my knitting project bags. I like to have one in each bag for each project so I'm not looking around for scissors. They are small. Very sharp. I would highly recommend them. What was disappointing for me, I purchased them as an "add on item" for 7.99. We always think those are a deal right? The day after I received mine in the mail I went to my local dollar store and accidentally happened upon the exact same scissor for $1.25. I bought them, but I was very upset. So.... buyer beware. I felt it was a rip off, but then again dollar stores are not always guaranteed to have a product and I would never have thought to look for this calibre of scissor in a dollar store, but they were exactly the same thing.

Great scissors - really sharp Ideal for crafting

An excellent cutting edge, comfortable grip, the blades stay aligned, and the entire tool is super lightweight. Great choice for travel or ultralight backpacking.