How to Make a Scissor Case

[@gracemaxwell6157]

Thank you for sharing your ideas. You are a great teacher. Easy to follow.❤

[@marindaadamson8030]

Thank you vrry much. You are a good teacher.

[@wendystock7022]

Love it great project for my sewing class!😊

[@susangoodin2631]

Love your small projects! Have done quilts for 4 years. Looking for a change in projects for awhile. ❤️

[@nildapennington3483]

I love your iron and thank you for sharing .. Beautiful Absolutely beautiful thank you

[@annaaccardo9988]

Thanks for sharing! I'll do it 🌼😊

[@shirleymcintyre4732]

Thank you so much for answering my question. I will try it tomorrow!

[@veemcg3682]

I love this! Just came across this that s morning March 2021 and looking forward to trying it. Thank you so much for this tutorial. Have just subscribed so I can watch more of your videos. Good bless from Northern Ireland. vera

[@shawnawelborn5571]

Very nice. Thanks

[@donnarogers2429]

Even better, shows me how to make the pattern!

[@shirleymcintyre4732]

I need to make this for a 5 1/2 inch pair of scissors. Which measurement would I lengthen?

[@sunrisequiltstudio]

You will need to change a couple of the measurements. Try this out on paper before cutting your fabric and see if it will fit your scissors. Keep the 3 1/4" measurement at the top. Instead of measuring down 5 3/4", measure down to 6", then down to 8 3/8" - marking each of these on your paper. From the 6" mark measure across at a right angle to the 6 1/2" mark. Then draw a line from the 3 1/4" measurement to the 6 1/2" mark, and from the 8 3/8" mark to the 6 1/2" mark. If the handles of your scissors are wider, you will have to adjust that measurement, too. If that is the case, it will be easier to lay your scissors on a sheet of paper and draw a kite shape around them. Then you can figure out what you need for the part that folds over to make the front of the case.

[@fontellahenderson2016]

Use a chopstick