A single oversized pair of open scissors stands tall on the panel, blades down and handles up, rendered entirely in patchwork. The looping handles are pieced in deep teal, the long blades in three shades of gray that catch the light like real steel, and the whole tool is set against a scrappy background that shifts from soft blush on one side to bright magenta on the other. It is a bold, modern take on the most elegant tool in the sewing room, finishing as a tall 16" x 29" wall hanging for a sewing space or studio wall. What the Pattern Includes This listing is for the printed paper pattern only. Fabric, batting, backing, binding, and foundation paper are not included. Inside are full-size block master sheets to copy onto your own paper, foundation paper piecing instructions, and fabric guidance for the 16" x 29" wall hanging. A QR code links to video tutorials from Everyday Stitches. What You'll Need Most of the quilt comes from fat eighths and large scraps, so it is a good way to shop the stash first: Background: a range of one color from dark to light, in fat eighths or large scraps (roughly 6 to 7 dark, 5 to 6 medium, and 10 to 12 light) Scissor blades: three shades of gray, in fat eighths or large scraps (5 dark gray, 5 medium gray, 5 light gray) Scissor handles: 5 to 6 fabrics in your favorite color Binding: 1/4 yard Foundation paper: 8-1/2" x 11" sheets, supplied by you Perfect For Quilters who enjoy foundation paper piecing, or who want an approachable project to build confidence with the technique (video tutorials included) Scrap and fat eighth collectors looking to use up pinks, grays, and a favorite accent color Anyone decorating a sewing room, studio, or craft space with handmade wall art Fans of whimsical, notion-themed quilts and the Everyday Notions Series Why You'll Love This Pattern Scissors get overlooked in a world of rotary cutters, but they still have the most graceful line of any tool on the table. Working that shape in fabric makes a striking, recognizable piece, and the three grays in the blades do the real work, shading from light to dark so the steel looks dimensional rather than flat. Foundation paper piecing keeps the long blades and curved handles sharp, and the project is forgiving enough for a confident beginner. There is room to make it yours: the handles take any color you like, and the scrappy background is a natural home for pinks, brights, or whatever palette suits the room. It stitches up as a quick, rewarding make rather than a months-long commitment. Product Details Brand: Everyday Stitches Item #: ES-548-SCI Designer: Jenifer Dick and Trisch Price Category: Quilting Pattern Skill Level: Confident Beginner (foundation paper piecing with straightforward shapes; master sheets and video tutorials included) Technique: Foundation Paper Piecing Finished Size: 16in x 29in (wall hanging) Format: Printed Paper Pattern Made in the United States
