
Shaped, Cushioned Handles
Settle your fingers into the handles and work at a comfortable pace. Hand fit and material thickness affect the cutting feel.

A BETTER FINISH STARTS WITH THE EDGE
Give suitable woven fabrics a pinked edge—and bring decorative detail to your sewing and craft projects.
SEE THE CUT IN ACTION
Watch the cutting motion, then compare a raw edge with a zigzag finish.
Demonstration from the reference product page. Results vary by material and blade pattern.


Zigzag pinking can help reduce fraying on suitable woven fabrics. A sewn finish may still be needed for lasting seam protection.
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Use the patterned blade to trim swatches, decorative fabric pieces and suitable raw woven edges.

Explore decorative borders for cards, gift tags and scrapbook details with suitable craft materials.
FIND YOUR NEXT PROJECT
Explore the materials shown in the reference demonstrations.





Cutting suitability depends on material thickness, weave and blade pattern. Test an offcut first and avoid forcing the blades through thick layers.
LOOK AT THE DETAILS

Settle your fingers into the handles and work at a comfortable pace. Hand fit and material thickness affect the cutting feel.

The blade shape creates the decorative edge. Choose zigzag or arc according to the photo of your selected option.
PREP. TEST. CREATE.
Smooth out folds and mark the cutting line if needed.
Try an offcut of the same material before your final piece.
Align each new cut with the last pattern and cut steadily.
KNOW BEFORE YOU CHOOSE
Dimensions and weight follow the reference listing and may vary slightly. Check your selected option for current colors, pattern and included items.
A FEW HELPFUL ANSWERS
No. Zigzag pinking can help reduce fraying on suitable woven fabrics; it does not seal the edge. Use a sewn seam finish where your project needs lasting durability.
Triangle creates a zigzag edge; arc creates a scalloped edge. Choose by the option photo. Any anti-fraying benefit described here refers to zigzag pinking.
Suitable paper crafts are one possible use, but paper can dull the edge over time. Keep a separate pair for fabric if you sew regularly.
Start with a single layer and test a scrap. Material thickness and weave matter. Do not force the blades through a resistant stack.
You will receive the option selected in your store’s product selector. Review its image, quantity and accessory details before adding to your bag.
Wipe the blades after use, dry before storage and keep the shears away from children. Follow the care directions supplied with your item.
MAKE SOMETHING THAT FEELS LIKE YOU
Choose the blade pattern, color and quantity that suit your creative plans.
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