Inspiring Quilters, Stitch by Stitch
Ah, September and it is finally cooling down a little. Our Secret Santa sister's boxes are starting to fill up so it is time to think about some small things to fit into it. This month's mission is to think of a normal, everyday item and miniaturize it into a cute pincushion. This should be a pincushion that would look cute sitting on a side table that your SS sister can use while she is sitting and watching TV, and catching up on some last minute sewing.
We have some really creative ladies in our group, so I can't wait to see what everyone comes up with.
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Here's my second pincushion ( l" m looking to gift one for my neighbour in Fla. for looking after my house, and another friend who donated fabric for some of my charity sewing.) These things are so fun!! More of an " every day item, in most households, anyways.l replaced the metal inner lid with 2 layers of cardboard so pins wouldn't hit metal...the filling is pure wool mixed with a little polyester batt. Wool has lanolin which keeps pins gliding smoothly. Batting top & bottom of cushion keeps wool away from surface ( in case of wool allergy). The jar is handy for holding thread, buttons, needle threader etc.
These are also cute.
Adorable chicken pin cushion jars! You are on a roll.
I think these are cute.
L♡ve the fabric you chose for the bag, Wilma.
Indeed!
Love it! what a cute ideas. I have a sweet friend that made me a cell phone holder and I really like it. It also doubles as an emergency pin cushion. LOL Never thought about a foot pedal and cord bag but that is a great idea also. I am sure your recipient will like both.
Hmm, that is a great idea. I always need something like this.
Not sure if I can get one done by Monday, but we shall see. I am working on catching up customer quilts right now, but sure I will need a break.
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