Japanese ANGLED SHORT BLADE Scissor (Tan Handle) Market 'D' Handles Detailed drawings of many weaves

Detailed drawings of many weaves will enable craftsmen today to duplicate and experiment with a variety of materials and patterns

This 250 foot coil is enough cane to seat one average-sized chair and includes the binder cane at no extra charge

Conway buckles secure the handle ends and belt buckle allows you to adjust the length from 42 to 50 inches

Open (3/4 inch Mesh) 24 inches wide

Do not oversoak--just soak until you can bend the bark back double

Japanese ANGLED SHORT BLADE Scissor (Tan Handle) Market 'D' Handles Detailed drawings of many weavesYou have found your favorite basket scissors. Years ago I used a pair of these scissors at a basketry conference and I was hooked. I'm sure you'll agree. The slight angle from handle to blade is an excellent design seems to be made especially for basket makers. High carbon steel blades stay sharp. 6" overall length. Length of blade: 1 3 16". These are the scissors I weave with, teach with and reach for everytime I need to cut small round reed and flat