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AD ? Susan necklace
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I have experimented, and my experience bears it out. Haven't found anything that cuts all weights of Spectra line better than kid's Fiskars.
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This might be a good time to buy, too. Got some at a 2-for-1 bargain at a local store's Back-to-School supplies section.
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My problem with the kids scissors is that the finger holes are cramped.
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I have short, stubby hands. But I can see where this would be a drawback for someone whos hands were more average sized. Don't know of an equally good, grown-up-sized alternative, though...
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No, and I always look when I get ready to travel.
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Aha, I see you know that "fisherman's tool" already. Dh says he doesn't like to use the line because it's a royal PITA. Think I should tell him about the fiskars kid scissors?
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That they are, Tina. I have the same complaint about hair cutting shears, I swear they make them for children!
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Man those Bass Outdoor worlds are definitely impressive. Wow.
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vj found this in rec.crafts.beads, from "KDK" :
]Man those Bass Outdoor worlds are definitely impressive. Wow.
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