How things are left-handed

This section contains a lot more information about left-handed items and what makes them left-handed as well as links to other sites and sources for products that we do not stock ourselves.

• Left handed writing books
  • Left handed writing book 1
  • Left handed writing book 2
  • Left handed writing book 3
• Left handed corkscrew
• Left handed knives
• Griffix writing
• Griffix stages
• Stabilo pens
• Yoropens
• Jetstream-non-smudge

Please add your comments to any of the pages if you know more or have other sources for left-handed items that we do not cover anywhere, but do use our search boxes first to make sure we have not already got it!

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2 Responses to “How it’s left-handed”

1. Carol says:

   February 2, 2012 at 9:21 pm

   No Emmelyn it’s not just you , i do exactly the same. I have to cut with my left ,then eat with fork in my left

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2. Emmelyn says:

   January 9, 2012 at 6:40 am

   When I read about how most left handers hold a fork and a knife (fork in left hand and kinfe in right) but for me in MOST cases if I have to use a kinfe, then I have my knife in my left, after I cut it then I switch the fork to my left and eat. I just feel strange if I use a fork or a knife in my right. Guess its just me

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