Cross stitch scissor fob pattern

Time for another scissor fob design!, following on from my log cabin cross stitch scissor fob design here is a another quilting themed design scissor fob - a plus block. Cross Stitch Scissor Fob Pattern: Log Cabin Quilt Block Design Cross Stitch Scissor Fob Pattern: Log Cabin Quilt Block Design Finished Size: On 28 count…

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…

Today's chart is for a scissors case. I think 16ct or 32ct over two threads will probably work best. There will be matching scissors fob and...

Scissor fobs counted canvas stitched with Colour Complements spring collection of three new colour combinations. Celebrate the season with stitching!

Free Pattern for Cross stitch fob Hi everyone, I have finished the beaded Scissor Fob or Christmas Tree Ornament that I started last week, it is a real quick stitch if you wanted to make this as a gift for a friend, you could finish this in a couple of evenings. I was going to put a tassel on the end but did not have enough green thread remaining, I used DMC stranded cotton threads and Mill Hill gold glass beads. The reverse side is exactly the same design. The free pattern is now available…

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

When I cross-stitch and sew, I like to keep a variety of needles handy. I usually just stick them in a scrap of felt, but I decided it w...