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Posted by jemsharpening on January 22, 2009, 3:20 pm
jemsharpening had written this in response to
http://www.sewgirls.com/textiles/Re-pinking-shears-sharpening-US-466-.htm
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Pauline wrote:
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> Liz,
> You might call the Stretch & Sew store in Stockton. I gave him my
> scalloped
> scissors to sharpen & he did a great job with them. Their phone
> number is
> 209-957-1237 & Maxine's email address is sewingmax@aol.com. They
> pack up
> tons of fabric on the weekends & have "trunk shows" quite
> frequently. They
> may even come to Sacramento area.
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> Pauline
> message
>> I have tried to get my Wiss pinking shears sharpened locally. No
>> good.
>> No one does it anymore around here anymore (Sacramento CA).
>> Boo Hoo
>> Does anyone have a contact for some place in the US where I can
>> send my
>> pinking shears for sharpening?
>> liz young (in cloudy california)
I have been sharpening for over 50 years and do pinkers all the time.
There are not a lot of folks that can sharpen pinkers. I get them from all
over the country. My Name is Tommy marshall
(jemsharpeningservice@yahoo.com) web page jemsharpeningservice.com. I
charge $10.00 plys shipping which is $7.00
Have a great day
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> No one does it anymore around here anymore (Sacramento CA).
> Boo Hoo
> Does anyone have a contact for some place in the US where I can send my
> pinking shears for sharpening?
> liz young (in cloudy california)