Home made pin cushions

I have an easy pincushion to share plus a big thank you for your thoughtful comments on the birth of our first grand daughter. Plus some WIP's to share.

I’ve been making these beautiful Liberty of London and milk glass scissor holder pincushions, along with using fun vintage Japanese planters. You might like to go vintaging as much as I do, a…

Here is an easy way to make a pin cushion and notions holder out of a vintage milk glass dish. Process can be used for any similar container. Belle of Seam S...

These ridiculously simple pin cushions are made from scrap fabrics and little ceramic cups and vessels picked up at the thrift store.

As sewists, we use our pins every day, so we might as well show them some love and give them a SUPER CUTE pin cushion to live in-- join me to learn how to make easy, wool pin cushions for your pins at home and on the go. (This post contains affiliate links)

Great list of things to sew for the home and help get every room organized.

The "Classic" Pincushion is one of my favorites. The design is simply "classic". They are so easy to embellish it and make the design yours. You can create as many sections as you need. They never tip over and are small enough to add to your travel bag. You can use just about any fabric. Because they take so little fabric, you can make use of your larger scraps. They make ideal gifts! Here are a few variations of the Classic... Here are the materials you will need... You will need a…

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…

Do you love to hand piece or hand appliqué? This finger pin cushion is the perfect pin cushion to hold your patchwork and/or appliqué pins while sewing. It is the perfect size, very comfortable to wear, and super easy to make. I bet you can't just make one! I learned about this clever pin cushion from Jen Kingwell w