Making pin cushions
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Have you ever made these fun pin cushions on a mason jar before? Well here is a new twist on an oldie: These pin cushions will sharpen your pins as you use them! The secret? Steel Wool! Does anyone want to make some of these darling little babies? They would be a perfect little addition … Continue reading Pin Cushions–That Sharpens →
This tutorial will show you how to make a gorgeous pincushion that you can use for all your sewing tasks. Quick, fun and easy to make - great gift idea!
Turn a simple mason jar into a pin cushion jar! This project takes 30-minutes so you can whip one up while catching an episode of your favorite TV series.
If you use pins often, then you probably have a pin cushion and if you don’t like it or consider it ugly, then let’s make this cutie one! DIY Tutorial
Learn how to make a pincushion with this easy step-by-step tutorial. Great DIY pin cushion pattern! Includes close up photos and video.
Turn your favorite vintage teacups into adorable no-sew pincushions! Perfect for yourself or a gift (or both!).
The summer holidays are upon us and the children need organising and entertaining. This simple pin cushion tutorial only takes 10 minutes and is a great way to encourage children into trying sewing, or you could make one for yourself to give you a breather when the summer break gets a little too much! 1. Trace 2 circles from fabric (I used a large mug to trace my circles). Cut them out at least 1/4" larger all the way round. use pinking shears if you have them. 2. Sew the 2 circles right…
YaY! Today is tutorial day... do you want to make a pincushion? I've been playing with my new Bake Sale 2 fabric collection... and I have some tutorials planned for you using scrappy happy squares! I made my Cutie Pie Pincushion with the 3 1/2" squares... And of course a pie pan:) I use cue little 5" tins to make my pie pincushions. You can get them at Amazon:) You could easily use a Bake Sale 2 - 5" Stacker to cut your 3 1/2" squares from... you will need 8 squares total:) Pair up two of…
