Enough looking at pretty pictures and dreaming about all the quilts I want to,but will probably never, make. Time for some actual sewing! Here is a little pincushion which is small enough to be cute, but deep enough that your pins do not poke out the bottom and prick you when you pick it up. It measures 2 3/4" square and 1 1/2" deep, and is made from eight 2 1/2" squares: ideal for using mini charm squares or leftovers from other projects. Just a word of disclaimer: this is not my pattern…

Easy and quick pin cushion to make when you're short on time or simply feel like taking it easy :) Earlier we already learned how to make a biscornu pin cushion. It has a quirky zig-zag shape that makes its appearance especially fun and amusing. However, it requires some stitching and preparation... and sometimes we want to skip those parts, don't we? Well, here is an alternative! These round pincushions can be made in literally 30 minutes! What you need: -A big round fabric cut-out…

One of the must-haves in the toolkit of every quilter or sewist is a pincushion (pin cushion works, too!). I am always looking for cool pincushion patterns so I can make them for myself or to give them as gifts to my friends. [Edited: June 23, 2020] Last night I dropped everything and locked myself …

Felted wool is easy to handle, doesn't fray, and is quite forgiving. Browse our collection of free sewing patterns that use felted wool, then start stitching!

Make a pincushion that sharpens your pins from a household object. Really quick and easy to make and a great gift for any friend who sews. Full, free tutorial with all the details. #pincushionstomake #pincushiontutorial #christinescraftsuk #pincushionDIY

With a few tools, you can make your very own vintage-inspired pincushion. Grab some fabric, batting, and a vintage jello-mold to get started

The quirky world of Hatched and Patched and Anni Downs. Designs include patterns & books, fabric & hand dyed woven wools. With hand stitching and needle turn applique.

A tutorial showing how to make a wrist pincushion. Plenty of step photos and clear instructions. Never lose your pins again!

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…