Scissor fob

Time for a new tutorial! I made a little scissor fob/pincushion and many of you were interested in detailed instructions so you could make one for yourself so I am pleased to share with you how I made mine! Hexagon Scissor Fob Pincushion Tutorial Basic Supplies: 2 - 1 1/4" paper hexagons (use larger if you prefer) 2 - pieces of fabric, one for front and one for back 12" cording Assorted beads (2 larger beads for cord, seed beads and 5 pony beads for corners) Fiberfill stuffing All the usual…

Posts about Scissor fob written by Janet Granger

Strawberry Scissor Holder & Fob Pattern

Time for some cross stitch finishing ideas starting with some Christmas ornaments and a reminder to where you can locate the free cross s...

Designer: Keepsake Stitches (found here) Fabric: 32ct Putty Belfast Linen Threads: Gentle Art Sampler Threads Stitched by: Carol - Just Carol

Today is a special day because we are going to learn how to make a quick and pretty scissors fob! Get on board :) The birth of this cute little pansy was totally unexpected and not even planned. I just found out a couple of days ago that there is a scissors fob' day on August 21-st so I wanted to participate in the flashmob even though I've never really made these charms before. Usually, scissor fobs represent square pillows which you can also use for needles. But since my head is full of…

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Posts about Scissor fobs written by Anne S, cathymk, and didimr2

This tutorial is the next in my list of the many ways you can finish a scissor fob. The whip-stitched edge is one of the most versatile ways to attach two stitched pieces of fabric together, and is the perfect stitch for finishing scissor fobs. The next tutorial will include a beaded edge and tassel…