Traveling
Pincushion by Jina Barney
I wanted to share this pincushion I designed for Riley Blake Designs Pincushion Club I always need a pincushion where ever I am working; whether on the road or in some other room besides my sewing room.
The thought of having a pincushion ready with all the accessories inside gave me the idea for this traveling pincushion. I made the pins by using super glue, pearl head pins and some Swarovski crystals.
I found this 3 ½” round container at hobby lobby for about $1.50. If you have a container, with a lid, I will show you how you can adapt any size in order to use this pattern, as long as the shape is round. Supply Requirements: sewing machine, needle and thread, glue gun, small handful of batting, scraps for the flower centers and leaves, 4 circles 4” around, 1 rectangle 2” x 10 ½” 1 rectangle 6 ½” x 10 ½”
Lid and bottom of container cutting instructions: cut 4 circle templates (2 for the top and 2 for the bottom). You can make this template by tracing the o…
I wanted to share this pincushion I designed for Riley Blake Designs Pincushion Club I always need a pincushion where ever I am working; whether on the road or in some other room besides my sewing room.
The thought of having a pincushion ready with all the accessories inside gave me the idea for this traveling pincushion. I made the pins by using super glue, pearl head pins and some Swarovski crystals.
I found this 3 ½” round container at hobby lobby for about $1.50. If you have a container, with a lid, I will show you how you can adapt any size in order to use this pattern, as long as the shape is round. Supply Requirements: sewing machine, needle and thread, glue gun, small handful of batting, scraps for the flower centers and leaves, 4 circles 4” around, 1 rectangle 2” x 10 ½” 1 rectangle 6 ½” x 10 ½”
Lid and bottom of container cutting instructions: cut 4 circle templates (2 for the top and 2 for the bottom). You can make this template by tracing the o…