Anyone still using the SU Circle Scissors Plus?

[PizzaParty]

I'm in the midst of a deep, craft room purge.
But don't you hate when you purge so aggressively that you later wish you had a certain item you donated?

So.... I haven't used the SU Circle Scissors Plus w/Glass Mat very much, but don't want regrets.
I do have an electronic cutter, so maybe that's enough?
Or maybe get rid of the actual cutter and keep the glass mat?

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Thanks for any insight!

[fionna51]

The glass mat would be useful. I have an ancient one from EK Success and I do use it for messy techniques like alcohol inks and colorburst. Easy to keep clean.

Personally, I never saw a need for the Circle scissor...although it was a cool invention, so I never got it.  I can't make any recommendation there, sorry!

[jah636]

I sent mine off to the second hand store a few years ago but I kept the glass mat. I regretted buying the thing and never got the a good cut on it. Waste of money IMHO.

[mac4551]

I too kept my glass mat and donated the circle scissors.. I never got the hang of it, and switched to circle metal dies....

[wavejumper]

Definitely keep the glass mat. Play with the circle cutter. If it it still fun-ask yourself how many circles do you use in a year and if you have a nesting die set...is this necessary? I just liked it for more size options than a nesting set.

[gaylestamps]

I kept the glass, but regret tossing the cutter - used it more in the kitchen than the craft room to cut parchment liners for tins and cake pans LOL.

[browpr]

Quote:

Originally Posted by PizzaParty

I'm in the midst of a deep, craft room purge.
But don't you hate when you purge so aggressively that you later wish you had a certain item you donated?

So.... I haven't used the SU Circle Scissors Plus w/Glass Mat very much, but don't want regrets.
I do have an electronic cutter, so maybe that's enough?
Or maybe get rid of the actual cutter and keep the glass mat?

?????????

Thanks for any insight! [IMG]//images.splitcoaststampers.com/forums/images/smilies/icon_biggrin.gif[/IMG]

If you have room to store I say keep it. Just recently used a version of it to cut circles out of Mat Board to create my own Chuckie Tool. Plan to use it again to create a blending brush holder.