Scissor fobs

Alrighty then. You've asked, and I'm delivering. Yesterday I made a dozen plus seven scissor leashes. Some will be used for future giveaways, some will be sold in my Etsy shop. But for now, let me show you how easy it is to make your own.... First off, you've got to go to Michaels (or AC Moore or JoAnn) and spend about $25 (if you buy everything on sale) for supplies. You are going to need crystal beads, charms, cell phone straps, eyepins and other beads. You should also have these two…

Step 1: You need some type of string, wire, thread etc. to use. I chose the nylon beading thread. You need to measure the length of the scissors with the thread and then pull out double that amount and cut it off. The thread needs to be twice as long as the length of the scissors. Step 2: I liked the idea of a cap on the fob to put over the end of my scissors. You don't have to do this. This is a knitting needle cap, used to put on the end of a knitting needle. They come in different sizes…

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…

Sajou AlphabetStitched and finished by Anita D

Three Pocket Scissor Holder - Sew Very Crafty

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

Today I am sharing a fun back to school project tutorial as a part of the Sew Much Fun Blog Hop. This is a great DIY Gift or teacher gift! Anyone that has keys would benefit from this key fob tutorial. School has just started here in Sacramento, and that means I get to spend a lot of time driving back and forth and to and fro. I am not the most organized person around, but two things have saved me from not always searching for my keys- hooks just inside the garage door, and these key fobs! I…

Keep your favorite scissor safe while traveling to craft shows or events with this scissor holder pattern.

A fun to stitch little bookmark or scissor fob that will make a perfect gift for someone special. The pretty rosebud designs are worked on 18 count canvas. The finished size is approximately 5cm square. The pattern includes: Colour photograph of the completed designs. 2 Design charts List of materials Full instructions for embroidering the two designs. Detailed stitch diagrams Making up instructions Level: Intermediate. Some experience of canvas work would be helpful This listing is for a…

This time last year I had a blog giveaway with my first try at making a beaded scissors fob. I was going to make another for myself last ye...