Scissor keeper ideas

Scissors case – Minki's Work Table

I have finished all the embroidery for the Lorna Bateman Scissors Keeper. It's time to tackle the finishing...with glue. Glue! (Cue some ominous chords.) Here's the final bit of embroidery for the back of the keeper: I don't know if it's obvious, but that's my initial and the date with a little bee, of course. I wanted it to be a bit obscure. The three pieces of embroidery that make up the scissors keeper are finally complete and ready for assembly: I made pattern templates and cut out the…

Anne Davies~ Ideas for stitching- Stitching Retreat July 2015 . . . Ribbon Embroidery Needlecase & Scissor Keeper . . . Scissor Keeper featured in Inspirations issue 68

These sweet little scissor keepers are really quick and simple to make. You will need to download your Scissor keeper PDF and gather together some basic materials before you start. […]

How to make an embroidered felt scissor keeper or fob. Ideal to upcycle an old felt sweater

New 2022 Update: Free patterns & tutorials for cases to help protect scissors (sizes for both embroidery snips & sewing shears), plus a few cross stitch charts.

I am really excited to show you my newest pdf sewing pattern – the Zakka Scissor Keeper. I love combining my favourite “scraps” into a colour coordinated fabric panel. The colourful patchwork looks great with the natural linen. I even delved into my vintage button collection to select the perfect button for each Zakka Scissor... Read More »

Keep your scissors safe in your project bag or purse with this cute scissors case tutorial!

Keep your scissors from snagging your work in progress or even sticking yourself. These scissors keepers are made with 2 coordinating cotton fabrics and are padded with a layer of fusible fleece. There is also a Kam snap closure on the flap. Each one measures approximately 6 inches long by 4 inches across at the flap.