After making my scrappy zipwork pouch, I knew I wanted to play more with some of the smaller scraps I have. I started with a little hoop and random scrap placement. Then, I just tacked everything down and turned it into a pendant. The tray and ball chain were in my stash. Yay for 2020 stash busting!
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I just asked DH to paypal the necklace for me! I hope he makes it before anyone else does!!!
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doing the happy Snoopy dance
I’m the proud new owner of the scrappy patchwork pendant!
Whooooo-hooooo!!!
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The colour combo and texture of this is delicious! Lucky Ladybugs! 
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I love this so, so, so much! I don’t know how you got such teeny tiny patches. 
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Haha. Yay you!! Glad it’s going to a good home. 
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And will be worn constantly! 
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I love your dye works, your tiny stitches and just the whole combo! How did you pull it back to fit in the pendant base? So beautiful!!
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Such a beautiful little treasure.
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I didn’t realize until just now that the scrappy pieces weren’t just glued down flat, but with some height. That makes it even cooler.
Congrats @LadybugsAndBees on snatching this beauty up!
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There isn’t even any glue at all! Just stitches. It’s magical 
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There’s a piece of cardboard in there too. I wrapped the fabric around that and secured with a running stitch around the edge and pulled tight. Similar to a larger embroidery piece just around the cardboard instead of the hoop.
There’s some glue to attach it to the pendant tray and a little bit of mod podge in select spots to get the fabric to lay the way I wanted after I pulled it tight around the cardboard but the tiny pieces were definitely just stitched in place.
Thanks all! 
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Gorgeous scrappy pendant!
You’re inspiring me to make more stuff with my scraps of fabric 
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