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…

Strawberry Scissor Holder & Fob Pattern

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

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Assembling the Pin Cushion Sewing Machine Method: 1. Trim your finished piece to about 3/8" - 1/2" away from all stitching. 2. Cut a piece of matching quilting cotton (or fabric of your choice) the same size. 3. Place pieces together wrong-side out, and stitch around the edges of seam allowance. Leave a hole in th

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