Tim Holtz Small Scissors - 5 Inch Mini Snips with Micro Serrated Blade - Craft Tool for Cutting Paper, Fabric, and Sewing - Titanium with Black Comfort Grip Handles

I thought I knew what fussy cutting scissors could do...until I finally tried these Tim Holtz snips with "micro-serrations". They can make tiny curves on the paper with precision, while the wide handles help ease some of the strain you can get when cutting tiny paper things. The included sheath snaps on tightly, too, which is handy for travel.

Love these small scissors for crafting and little projects. The handles are perfect for a comfortable grip!

I love these scissors! They are great for fussy cutting for collage. I like how the blades have a slight grip to them which helps with precise cutting.

Arrived quickly in excellent condition as advertised. I liked these scissors a lot more than I thought I would. The teeth edge rather than blade edge takes a bit of getting used to. However, the wide handles truly makes u for the adjustment. They cut VERY well.

My new favorite scissors. I am currently reserving them for small pieces of fabric and lace. LOVE!!!

I love these scissors! I have bought 3 pair so far . I use them at home sewing and work.They are wonderful.

Excellent scissors! Cut right through my thick blue jeans with ease. Easy on the hands!

These are some nice little fussy cutting scissors however I like my Cutter Bees better which seem to make a smoother cut. I compared three different Tim Holtz scissors because I had to do some heavy duty fussy cutting for my holiday cards this year. I started with my Cutter Bees which do an excellent job; however, the handles are so small and aren't comfortable with my arthritic hand. The 5" TH scissors are much more comfortable and the reason I was drawn to them for the big handles; they do get the job done. The 7" detail scissors are comfortable to use too but comparatively don't do as good a job as the 5" detail scissors. I also bought the small recoil scissors and I think they're my favorite but they don't do as good a job as the Cutter Bees, so I'll keep practicing with them because they're very comfortable to use.In summary, Cutter Bees are the best for fussy cutting but the handles are too small. I wish they'd make them with bigger handles. The 5" detail scissors are very good and very comfortable. To avoid the serration on the paper, turn them upside down so the serration will be on the part you're cutting out which goes for the 7" ones as well. The 7" detail scissors didn't work well for me for fussy cutting but are very comfortable. The small recoil scissors are fantastic but really not suitable for super intricate cutting, but like I said I'm going to keep practicing with them because maybe it's my technique.