Fabric cutting demands blades that stay sharp through yards of material, and titanium-coated steel delivers that durability. Tim Holtz Haberdashery Scissors maintain their edge through cotton, felt, and synthetic textiles without the dulling that plagues standard scissors. The coating resists corrosion from adhesives and wet media, making these equally capable for mixed media work where fabric meets paint, glue, and other materials that destroy unprotected blades.

Soft-grip handles reduce hand fatigue during extended cutting sessions, whether you're trimming quilt pieces or cutting fabric elements for collage. Available in 5-inch and 6-inch sizes, you can match the tool to your task: smaller for detailed cuts and maneuverability, larger for sustained cutting and longer strokes. Both sizes balance control with cutting power.

Each pair arrives in a patterned tin that protects the blades during storage and transport. The tin keeps scissors ready for studio work or field projects, maintaining that sharp edge between uses. These scissors handle the specific demands of fabric cutting while adapting to the unpredictable requirements of mixed media experimentation.