Scissors. (Don't hit me Denny!) On some items scissors just make sense.

I confess to scissors as well. I bought really nice (well, $10 nice) craft scissors awhile back, and haven't been sorry.

I sometimes use Sharpies to edge rather than my Prismacolors. Okay, not much of a confession (and they are _way_ cheaper), but I always feel a little guilty when I do it.



Big one:

I build sets other than WWG. I don't post pictures or talk about them much, but occasionally it does happen. Sorry Denny & Co!

From all of you I can accept the occasional scissor sin but to my shock and horror it was our own Paul Senior who dabbled in the black scissor arts.

As much as I rant to him about continuity, inaccuracy and to avoid that evil scissory vice, he frequently creates prototypes with them. Tisk, tisk.

Scissors are quick and dirty. GO WASH YOUR FILTHY SCISSOR LOVING HANDS YOU TRAITORS!
Just kidding

The Scissors in my house have been taken over by my wife to snip the ends of her face products to get the last goodness out of the tube. The other par are rusted upon the blades (edge still sharpish) but I will not touch virgin cardstock with its soiled blades.

Me, my shame comes from not doing enough with my cardstock each week - I'm in fear that the authourites will come and take my stacks away, to homes that will treat them with more attention.


Lord Abaddon of Wormwood

And a new one, fresh today!

A hole punch is just about the perfect size to cut out the circles on the Dress Consoles in First Light! (If Denny doesn't like scissors this will likely drive him nuts!)

The Auld Grump