Grandma's Garden Beaded Scissor and Needlecase

 Grandma's Garden

Scissor and Needlecase

Purchase directly through me and the cost of the patterns are.

Scissorcase $8.00 ea AUD.(Approx $5.20 US)

Needlecase $8.00 ea AUD.(Approx)$5.20

If purchasing the set the cost will be $15.00 AUD.(Approx 9.65)

Each pattern come with 3 diagram patterns,so you can decide which one you would prefer to use.And instructions to complete your project.

Scissorcase will fit 9.5cm (3.75 inches)to large 10.5cm(4.5 inches)

Beaded needlecase fits a flush wooden needle case 5.7cm(2.25 inches) available from Shipwreak Bead US

Payment can be made via Paypal by contacting me at my email address.

If you prefer to purchase through Etsy you will find the link below.

Email 

m.a.tobin7@bigpond.com

Beading Past Times Etsy

     

                                                                      

If you purchase one of my patterns you are welcome to choose a free scissorcase pattern to go with your order.

If you purchase through Esty.Please email me with your order number and the name of the scissorcase you would like.

Link to free scissorcase patterns

Art Deco"Gatsby Scissor and Needlecase patterns.

Art Deco "Gatsby"

Scissorcase and Needelcase.

Pattern and instructions are $8.00Aud (approx.$5.20 US)

If you purchase as a set the cost is $15.00AUD.(approx $9.65 USD)

Each pattern comes with 3 version of the pattern so you can decide 

you would prefer to use.

The Scissor case will fit small 9.5cm (3.75 inches) to large 10.5cm (4.5 inches)

Beaded needlecase fit's a flush wooden needlecase 5.7cm (2.25 inches)

Payment are by Paypal and you contact me on my email address below to purchase.

If you prefer to purchase through Etsy,please find the link below.

Patterns will be sent via your email address,once payment has been received.

Where to Purchase.

Beading Past Times Shop On Etsy

or directly by email

m.a.tobin7@bigpond.com

If you purchase this pattern you are welcome to choose one of the

free scissor case pattern to go with your order.

Link to free scissor case patterns

Beaded Daisy Flower Scissor Case

 Beaded Daisy Flower Scissor Case

Each pattern is $8.00 AUD(Approx $5.20 USD)

The large scissor case will fit .Small Scissor 9.5cm(3.75 inches) and larger scissors 10.5(4.5inches)

The smaller scissor case will fit 

Micro embroidery Scissor by Klasse which are 60mm or 2.5 inches.

                           If you purchase the two patterns as a bundle the cost would be                                     $15.00 AUD for the two(Approx $9.65 USD)

Daisy Flower Scissor case

If you purchase any of the scissor case patterns you are welcome to choose one of the free scissor case patterns to go with your order.

Link to free Scissor Case Patterns

ABOUT THE PATTERNS

You will receive instruction on how to make the scissor case as well as 3 different beading images of the pattern so you will be able to decide which one is easier for you to follow.

The pattern's come as a PDF file which can be uploaded into your tablet files and the opened with EZReader so you are able to highlight the bead after you have finished beading it,so you are able to keep track of where you are as you bead.

Ezreader is a free app and ad free for tablets.

PAYMENTS

Payments are made using Paypal.

EMAIL

m.a.tobin7@bigpond.com

or

beadingbelles@gmail.com

Free Scissor Case Patterns with Order

Please choose one of the free scissors case patterns 

when you order one of my other 

Scissor cases. 

These Scissor Cases fit the larger scissor's

10.5cm or 4.5 inches

Large Bejeweled

The pattern for the needle case of the same pattern can be found in the book by

Jennie Might called Beaded Needle case's.(A book of instructions and designs)

Large Victorian Garden

Christmas Cheer

This case will fit a large scissors 10.5cm(4.5inches) and will also fit

Small scissors 9.5cm(3.75inches)

Small Scissorcases

 These Scissors cases will fit the smaller size scissors of

9.5cm or 3.75

Small Celtic

The pattern for the needle case of the same pattern to go 

with this scissor case (Small Celtic)

can be found in the book by

Jennie Might called Beaded Needle case's.(A book of instructions and designs)

                                                          Small Bejeweled

                                                                                  

 The pattern for the needle case of the same pattern to go 

with this scissor case (Small Bejeweled)

can be found in the book by

Jennie Might called Beaded Needle case's.(A book of instructions and designs)

 

 

Beaded Scissor Case Patterns

Beaded Scissor Case Patterns for sale. 

Each pattern is $8.00AUD(Approx $5.20 USD)

or if you purchase the bundle of 4,the cost is $30.00AUD($19.30 USD)

These cases fit...Small Scissor 9.5cm(3.75 inches) 

and larger scissors 10.5(4.5inches)

The same main bead colours are used in all 4 of the scissor cases.

from Left to right

Violet's Pattern

Iris Pattern

Bleeding Heart Pattern

Pansy Pattern

 

ABOUT THE PATTERNS

You will receive instruction on how to make the scissor case as well as 3 different beading images of the pattern so you will be able to decide which one is easier for you to follow.

The pattern's come as a PDF file which can be uploaded into your tablet files and the opened with EZReader so you are able to highlight the bead after you have finished beading it,so you are able to keep track of where you are as you bead.

Ezreader is a free app and ad free for tablets.

PAYMENTS

Payments are made using Paypal.

CONTACT

Please message me via my Facebook Page on the link below.

LINK

Beading Past Times Facebook Page

or

EMAIL

m.a.tobin7@bigpond.com

or

 beadingbelles@gmail.com

The Fountain

"The Fountain"

Pattern comes from

Jill Oxton's "Cross Stitch and Bead Weaving"

Issue 96.

I changed the bead colours to be able to use the beads 

that I already had.

Added the flowers that run up the grey wall.

And changed the bottom of the fountain from a rock 

to a urn of flowers.

Using Delica beads size 11.

Nymo thread size D

And made using the square stitch method.

Bead piece measure's 20cm x 30cm

or 8inches by 12 inches

 

Tonkinese Cat

This little sweetie was beaded for John's daughter Nuala.

Who had a siamese cat called Paloma.

And was completed in 2004.

Pattern was from Jill Oxton's Issue no. 72 of

"Cross Stitch and Bead Weaving"magazine.

It was completed using the Square Stitch method.

Size 11 Delica beads and size D Nymo thread. 

The pattern called for using only a light coloured cotton,

but because I decided to frame the oval with black beads,the white

cotton could be seen showing through in between the black beads

and detracted from the over all look of the picture.

I decided to use two cotton, black and the light,using the black

thread with the black beads and swapping for the light for the cat.

When swapping one colour to the other I had to weave the 

black cotton through the back of the first couple of light green

beads on the rim of the oval to connect it to the other beads,

and then picked the cotton up again on the return row.

If I could see the black cotton showing through the light green

beads,I ran the light coloured cotton through the bead,but on the front side 

of the black cotton,this disguised the black cotton and turned the green

bead to the right colour once again.

White Tiger

I completed this project in 2002 for my husbands son Wesh.

Using square stitch,size 11 Delica beads and size D Nymo thread.

This pattern comes from Jill Oxton's

 "Cross Stitch and Bead Weaving" magazine issue 66.

I used the Bead Tool program to add a small amount to the bottom of the tiger pattern,to give him a little more roundness,as the pattern had a straight edge,given that it was supposed to be an amulet.

The pattern called for white cotton to be used,but showed between the dark beads,on the shadow side of the image,to overcome this I used Beige.

The black border was done with the black nymo thread,using two threads,one for each side of the tiger.

When reaching the part in the pattern for the tiger,I then swapped to the beige nymo,picking up the second black thread when I reached the other side of the tiger and using it for the black beads.

The threads were interlinked between the border and tiger,by running the white thread of the tiger through a couple of black border beads,always making sure that this was done on the back side of the work.

Where the white nymo thread showed through the black beads,when turning for the next row,I then coloured the white cotton that showed between the black beads with a black coloured felt pen.By slightly parting the beads and colouring the thread.

Took a little bit of time,but I think it was worth it.

The beige worked well,but it did turn the white beads slightly dull,to overcome this problem,when finished,I ran a double white nymo thread size D,through the beads,making sure that it ran in front of the beige thread,this lightened the beads,and it worked a treat.

When doing this part make sure that you use the thinnest beading needle possible,as not to break the beads.