OLFA SCB45-1 Stainless Steel 45mm Scallop Rotary Blade, 1 Pack

I used this on fleece baby blankets and the scallop edge came out perfect — even, crisp, and adorable. It fits my 45mm rotary cutter and glides smoothly. Saved me from buying pinking shears entirely.

Made a dozen scalloped fleece throws for Christmas gifts and this blade handled every one. The stainless steel didn't drag through the thick fleece like I worried it might. Washed the blankets several times and the edges still look great.

Gorgeous scallops once you get the hang of it. My first attempt on scrap fabric was a bit wavy but by the third pass I had a consistent rhythm. Would recommend practicing on scraps before cutting your actual project. Quality blade, no snags.

Cute scallops, smooth cutting. Love it.

Works exactly as described on quilting cotton and paper — clean scallop edges every time. But honestly I've only reached for it a handful of times since it's such a specialty blade. Great quality, just make sure you'll actually use decorative edges.

Brought this to quilting circle and everyone wanted to try it. The scallop edge on our table runners came out professional-looking, and the blade cuts through four layers of cotton with a backing without skipping. At this sale price I bought a spare.

Fits my standard 45mm OLFA handle perfectly and the scallop pattern is consistent along the whole cut. I've used it on fleece and felt with great results. Takes a little steady pressure on denser fabric but nothing concerning.

Arthritic hands make pinking shears painful, but rotary cutting is easy for me. This scallop blade gives a prettier decorative edge than my old shears ever did and requires zero squeezing force. So grateful for this tool.

The blade cut nicely on quilting cotton but on double-thick anti-pill fleece it started skipping sections of the scallop pattern and I had to go over edges twice. Maybe my technique, but I expected smoother results on the main material I bought it for. Still decent for lighter fabrics.

Handmade coasters and placemats with scalloped edges now sell noticeably better at craft fairs — customers notice the detail. This blade produces that edge fast and consistently, which matters when you're cutting stock in batches. Excellent investment for any small maker.