Pin cushions

After returning from our Labor Day travels, I wanted a quick one-night project of something I didn't have to think about too much, so I turn...

Welcome back to the Jolly Jabber, Quilting Friends! Today we're sharing a video tutorial and inspiration for pin cushions! Pin cushions are a

Happy Monday! Today I have another little pincushion tutorial to share! Similar to my personal challenge to make a scrap project each month, I want to round out my pincushion stash! So I dug into my scraps and pulled out pieces to make two pincushions. For the first one I used a piece of lightweight Japanese canvas for the center along with blenders by Anna Maria Horner and Joel Dewberry. For the second pincushion I used one of my favorite Heather Ross prints for the center and blenders by...

Today I am happy to share this tutorial for a mini 9 patch pin cushion with you. It's simple, fun, and best yet, it's a nearly instant gratification project. It's perfect for this time of year when many of us have limited sewing time. My hope is that you make a cute little pin cushion for yourself, then make one to give to a friend and brighten their day! Repeat as many times as you see fit. ;) Materials Needed: 5 1" squares in a small print or solid for the 9 patch 4 1" squares in white for...

Pretty Petite Playful Pinnies! Best-selling author Carrie Nelson packs 40 adorable pinnies with personality! Pincushions are quick to stitch and so addicting - no quilter can make just one See more in product description.

Hi Everyone, I'm back! I've been busy traveling and finishing holiday preparation but I'm home now, although I have company for a few days. This is a bit of a sad post as it is the last Schnibble of the year for Sinta and Sherri's Another Year of Schnibbles. I managed to make (and finish!!) every project for the year except for June's (I have an excuse--I was moving from Hawaii to Virginia and was sort of homeless for nearly a month.) I promised myself that if I was going to participate I...

I hand embroidered this sweet red cherry. I pieced the pin cushion top using a variety of 30’s reproduction print fabrics. I added red vintage Rick rack and attached it with French knots. I fill my pin cushions with crushed walnut shells. The back is a cute yellow fabric with cherries. I quilted the back with my sewing machine. This little pinny is approximately 5.5”x5.5”

We're shaking things up on the Jolly Jabber! We are bringing life back to our old projects with Blog Remixes! Every other Thursday from today until We're shaking things up on the Jolly Jabber! This week's remix is the Pretty Pincushion we did with Sherri McConnell back in 2016!

The Pretty Pincushion Tutorial & Remix is a new take on a fast and fun pincushion project I designed back in March 2016. Enjoy some pincushion eye candy!

The Pretty Pincushion Tutorial & Remix is a new take on a fast and fun pincushion project I designed back in March 2016. Enjoy some pincushion eye candy!

Our handmade Gradient Pincushions are a favorite among tailors. They are designed to fit neatly in the throat or along the front of your sewing machine. We have even had a quilter attach it to her design wall! Our pincushions are sewn with high quality designer quilting cotton, cotton canvas and filled with wool.

I originally started making these spools as softies for Madeleine. She loves everything in my sewing room and can’t seem to keep her hands off the pretty spools of color. I dream of the days I can fil

Pretty Little Pincushion Stack

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