I began this project by quilting the main (toast-colored) fabric, and then cutting out the base and top pieces for the scissor keep. Then, I added the binding to the top piece. The petals for the flowers and leaves are backed with Steam-a-Seam 2 Lite and all cut out. I'll fuse them to the quilted fabric when I'm ready to stitch each piece down.
Next, I'll need to choose the right color perle cottons in size #12 to applique' the flower, leaves and stitch the stem to the front piece.
Once that's finished, I'll add the binding to the outside edge to join the top and back pieces and I'll be finished! I know I'm going to make more of these. I think they'd make great gifts for my friends, don't you?
Happy Wednesday!
I can SO tell this sweet scissor pouch is going to be beautiful!!! I love it so ~ and you're right, what a precious gift!!! Hope you are doing so good sweet Donna, hugs and love, Dawn
ReplyDeleteIt's looking lovely Donna.
ReplyDeleteplease show when it's finished.Lucky frien who receives it.
Love Laura,xx
Please tell Tag,Lilly is having her doggy surgery next week.xx
Absolutely beautiful! They would definitely make great gifts!
ReplyDeleteVery nice... I don't know that I could do that. You can whip up anything in a flash! Enjoy your day...hugs from Vermont. (*_*)
ReplyDeleteVery pretty-I love all those rich colors!!
ReplyDeleteYou are sooo creative Donna. It is very pretty & a lovely gift to give.
ReplyDeleteHave a great eve ~
TTFN ~
Hugs,
Marydon
Yes "Friend" I think they will make lovely gifts... lol... your work is always so beautiful.... and great fabric choices.,...
ReplyDeleteThis is lovely and such a wonderful gift for scissors to stay safe. Happy stitching dear...
ReplyDeleteIt's looking very beautiful so far Donna. I look forward to seeing it finished.
ReplyDeleteOoooooooooo pretty!
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