The Premium Shears & Stand Collection

Some tools are built purely for function. These are built for function and beauty. The Premium Shears & Stand Collection pairs two of Madam Sew's most elegant scissors — the 9.5" Gold Handled Stainless Steel Shears and the 4.5" Classic Stork Design Scissors — with the solid bamboo stand that shows them both to their best advantage. The gold-handled shears cut through fabric — single layers, multiple layers, long pattern pieces — with the smooth, sharp authority that only a well-made long-blade shear provides. The stork scissors, with their gold-plated slender frame and precision tip, handle every task the large shears cannot: trimming threads close to the fabric, snipping embroidery floss, and reaching the fine detail that only a 4.5" pointed blade can access. Between sessions both pairs live blade-down in the bamboo stand — a display as much as a storage solution. For the sewist who takes pride in what's on their sewing table as much as what comes off it. Why You'll Love It Two Scissors at Opposite Ends of the Scale — Both Indispensable — The 9.5" gold shears are built for power and reach: long cuts, multi-layer fabric, pattern pieces. The 4.5" stork scissors are built for precision and detail: thread trimming, embroidery, lace, needlework. Between them, they cover every cutting task that requires either maximum length or maximum control. Gold-Plated Stork Scissors That Are as Functional as They Are Beautiful — The stork design is not merely decorative. The slender, tapered frame allows the tips to reach into tight spaces where larger scissors cannot — between stitches, against the fabric surface, into embroidery work. Gold-plated on both blades and handles. The Bamboo Stand Makes Both Pairs a Feature of Your Sewing Room — The natural bamboo contrasts beautifully with the gold-handled scissors. Assembled on your sewing table, this is not just storage — it is a considered display that reflects the care taken in every project. A Gift Set That Sewists Actually Want — This bundle is compact, visually striking, and built entirely of tools that any sewist uses every session. The bamboo stand ships in flat-pack form, making the whole set easy to gift, wrap, and present. Gold Shears Built to Last — and Sharpenable When Needed — Premium metal construction means these shears will remain part of your sewing room for years. When the edge eventually dulls, a standard sharpening stone restores them — unlike some scissors where dullness means replacement. Specifications 1. Bamboo Desktop Scissors Stand Material: Solid bamboo, smooth finish Capacity: Holds up to 5 pairs of shears blade-down Storage orientation: Blades down, handles up; tips protected in base slots Assembly: Simple assembly required; Phillips head screwdriver; approx. 5–10 minutes; instructions included 2. Classic Stork Design Scissors 4.5" Length: 4.5" Finish: Gold-plated blades and handles Frame: Slender, precision-tipped for detailed close work Use: Thread trimming, embroidery, lace, doilies, fine needlework 3. 9.5" Gold Handled Stainless Steel Shears Length: 9.5" Material: Premium quality metal, stainless steel blades, gold handles Blades: Super sharp, cuts single and multiple fabric layers; sharpenable with a sharpening stone Handedness: Right-handed only Use: Pattern cutting, fabric cutting, long swaths, multi-layer cutting Maintenance: Wipe blades after use; sharpen with a sharpening stone when needed; fabric use only Instructions Assemble the bamboo stand and position it on your sewing table. Place the gold shears in the back slot (tallest pair, back position), and the stork scissors in a front slot (shortest pair, close to the machine). Use the 9.5" gold shears for all main fabric cutting tasks. Cut pattern pieces, long fabric strips, and multi-layer cuts. Hold the fabric flat on the table and guide the shears in smooth, long strokes. These are right-handed scissors — ensure the blade orientation is correct before cutting. Wipe the blades clean after each use and keep for fabric only. Use the stork scissors at the machine for thread trimming and fine work. After sewing each seam, reach for the stork scissors to trim threads close to the surface. For embroidery or needlework, use the pointed tip to work into the hoop and snip floss ends precisely. The gold-plated tip allows for extremely close cuts without risk of cutting the fabric. Maintain the gold shears. Wipe the blades after each use to remove lint and fabric residue. Apply a tiny drop of sewing machine oil to the pivot screw periodically for smooth action. When the edge dulls over time, use a sharpening stone along the blade angle to restore the edge — always from the same side as the original bevel. Return both pairs to the stand after every session. Blades down, handles up — edges protected, gold handles displayed.