Clover Thread Cutter Pendant, Antique Silver (454)

Good idea. It isnt very sharp, the end of the thread is left frayed so not as handy as I was hoping. It is hard to thread a needle with frayed ends.

I loom knit, and have a project in pretty much every room of the house. Unfortunately, I also have two children and an artist husband, so my scissors frequently grow legs and run away. Well, no more! Note that this comes without a chain of any sort, but no worries - I just used a piece of Sugar and Cream yarn and cut it with my new pendant. Bam! This thing is wonderful. I wouldnt recommend it for anything thicker than worsted weight yarn, I mean you could, but you may have to saw a little bit. Also, if youve sensitive skin, be sure to take it off in the shower or while you sleep - I fell asleep with it on and as its summer, I woke up with a bit of a rash on my chest where the pendant lay. The blades are far enough in there that little fingers cant cut themselves on it either. Overall, exactly what I wanted and works beautifully!

It looks very nice, and it cuts yarn as well as thread. Its small enough to fit in my pocket.

Works well.

Works like a champ

Purchased as a gift for my crafty niece. I have one of these myself and its extremely handy to have on a ribbon around your neck on on a retractable badge spool where it cant get lost on the sewing table. Its also nice for when youre crafting around little kids since its one less pointy thing they can use to hurt themselves.

It works really well during travel, is handy, and is not as cumbersome as scissors. However, even though I know its intended as a thread cutter, I bought it for my knitting and am just a little disappointed that the yarn doesnt always cut cleanly.

I plan to take this on a trip to Europe this summer. I hope it passes inspection for plane travel as I want to do some crocheting on the way. Ill let you know if it is okay.

This is number 2 of these. I keep one tied to my embroidery hoop to always have on hand.

its all it should be