JOMOSARTRotary Cutter Blades Fits Olfa,Fiskars,DAFA,45mm/60mm Blades Rotary Cutter Replacement Blades for Quilting Scrapbooking Sewing Arts Crafts,Truecut Replacement for Quilting Fabric,Paper etc

I have many occasions where I use pinked edge to keep fabric from raveling or to just put a pretty edge on it. These blades are sharp, good quality and work perfectly! The price is right, too! I will definite purchase these again, as needed!!

Purchased these and was not aware how GOOD they are compared to others! And then I purchased another brand with more reviews (brand w/three words in all caps beginning with AUTO). After using this brand for a large project, for several hours every day for a few weeks, I needed to replace the dull blades and went with the competitor. I was SO SURPRISED how quickly those became dull and unusable, especially with sheer and linen fabrics. One competitor blade lasted about 15-20 uses (forward directional cuts, each up to 18” in length) and the fabric began cinching and fraying. This brand, these blades lasted SO MUCH longer. Thank you for providing such a great product!! Will absolutely purchase again!!!

Pinking blades: I bought these blades for my rotary cutter. I love the idea that once I cut my fabric, I won’t have to worry about it, continuously, fraying! The value is GREAT for the amount of blades you get. I’ve had ZERO issues and will buy again!

They seemed to dull very quickly and would not completely cut through the fabric. This resulted in having to go back over a 2nd time creating a uneven edge.

Works every stroke, ONE pass, ONE time, FIRST pass! First time a blade /disk has worked this well! I am so impressed! It cuts as a pinking shear! That's what this is, it's so sharp. Slices 4-5 layers like a knife cutting warm butter! Best cuter I've ever bought. In the game it seemed dull, but use on fabric? Wow, THANK YOU

Rather disappointed in the way these cut. Even when I put in a new one. It seems that there are perhaps three or four teeth that don't cut through the fabric. So I have to follow up with a scissors. I like that it is similar to pinking shears for edging fabric but having to go back over it with a scissors kind of negates the whole purpose.

Extremely good price for these blades - work great.

The blades have dull patches that can't cut through even a single layer of thin quilter's cotton. The rest of the blade is quite sharp, so using it felt incredibly dangerous. I'm not willing to risk serious injury to continue using these, especially when the result is a broken/crooked cut.