Organizer for scissors

If you have a small piece of rough fabric lying around somewhere, such as a tarpaulin, for example, then why not use it for any piercing or cutting objects. So I decided to make a creative organizer for scissors that doesn’t even have to be sewn, and we’ll just glue it on. In this case, the main thing is cutting the fabric. And to do this, we take our largest scissors and mark a triangle on the cardboard to match their size. This piece will be the basis for all our pockets for scissors.


Now we need to place the cardboard closer to the edge of the fabric, and then use a soap to fix the successive rays, as if rolling the triangle in a circle. Here it is worth paying attention to the pattern itself: as you can see, on the fabric under No. 1 the detail is completed with a dome on the top, it will be the very back part. Part No. 2 should be smaller and have its own gentle cutout. Part No. 3 is even smaller, and No. 4 is the smallest (for mini-scissors). And this way you can make more tiers, if necessary, then you will get more pockets.

We cut out our base and try to fold it as shown in the picture.It turns out like this - bend No. 2 onto No. 1, then No. 3 onto No. 2, and bend No. 4 onto No. 3. The tarpaulin bends well and remembers folds, so it’s easy to work with, and it holds its shape perfectly, it’s just right for scissors, and the sharp ends of the scissors won’t cling to such fabric.

Now all that remains is to turn on the heat gun for gluing braid and decorations, and prepare some more strong glue for gluing small beads. We begin to cover the upper parts of the future pockets with braid or lace. Also, don’t forget to glue the side flaps.





Now that everything is stuck together properly, you can apply glue to the bottom of the cone, preferably in a thicker layer, and start pouring different beads onto it. They need to be drowned, as it were, but not completely. Press them down with something metal and flat.


In the meantime, the beads will stick, you can make some other additional decorations, for example, like these: any beads are strung on a stiff wire, and then wrapped with thick threads or ropes crosswise. You can also add a simple lace flower and any accessories.



It was all born spontaneously, and so I came up with such an interesting organizer for scissors, which later reminded me of a mohawk, but most importantly, it is made of tarpaulin, which, as you know, does not burn in fire and does not sink in water, which means it will last for a long time. And I have some more ideas about strong tarpaulin fabric, and perhaps you can come up with something interesting with it too.