If you follow me on Instagram, you may have seen this picture – probably about a week ago. (With school holidays, my brain is a little bit mushy right now and time has slowed down).
I was on holiday, but still in need of a stitching project. Something simple. Something portable.
So I put these together… back to back.
Stitched them together (with the right sides facing out).
At about the half way point, I removed the papers. I didn’t want to remove them too early and lose the hexagon shapes.
When I reached the last “petal” I stuffed the pocket with some poly-fill.
Slip stitched it closed.
Stab in some pins (sounds a bit vicious).
And here I have a new double sided pincushion.
Made with some beautiful Domestic Bliss by Liz Scott.
Easy, peasy lemon squeezy!
I was on holiday, but still in need of a stitching project. Something simple. Something portable.
So I put these together… back to back.
Stitched them together (with the right sides facing out).
At about the half way point, I removed the papers. I didn’t want to remove them too early and lose the hexagon shapes.
When I reached the last “petal” I stuffed the pocket with some poly-fill.
Slip stitched it closed.
Stab in some pins (sounds a bit vicious).
And here I have a new double sided pincushion.
Made with some beautiful Domestic Bliss by Liz Scott.
Easy, peasy lemon squeezy!
what a great idea.xx
ReplyDeleteThat is soo cute!
ReplyDeleteCute!
ReplyDeletelove it!
ReplyDeleteOoh what a fab idea!!
ReplyDeleteLove this. Thanks for sharing the process for making this wonderful pincushion. I really like it and the fact that it is reversible is even better.
ReplyDeleteEvery day's a holiday when I can stay home and sew ...and your pin cushion is fabulous!
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