Super-cute finish to share this week!
Large and sturdy, this fun pincushion is fully-lined and stuffed with walnut shells to keep pins and needles sharp! I combined vintage with retro fabrics to use with a white Kona background.The pattern is a new design by Karen, who blogs at SugarFreeQuilts, available at her Etsy shop HERE. It comes with very detailed instructions, and a full-size 'map' to lay out your fabric pieces before piecing.
The double-layer backing used a technique new to me that was quite simple once I wrapped my brain around it.
I really ought to have switched to white thread for the binding though...
In other progress this week, I completed Step Two of the Christmas Table Topper QAL hosted by Carole of From My Carolina Home. Step Three was announced today, so hopefully I will get these pieced together over the weekend.
I am also looking forward to reading finishes shared at the Friday Linkups over the weekend!
Hope yours is a great one!
TGIFF is hosted this week at Anja Quilts!
TGIFF is hosted this week at Anja Quilts!
What a cute pin cushion. I like the idea of finishing it off with binding. Nice work!
ReplyDeleteGreat pin cushion, and I love the binding. Karen is a friend of mine. I didn't have to make one -- I lucked out and got one in a pin cushion swap. Thanks for linking up with TGIFF.
ReplyDeleteCute pin cushion, I love your binding fabric, dots are always a winner in my book! :)
ReplyDeleteYour PiNS pincushion came out beautiful! I love your bright and cheery fabric choices. Thanks for the link to the QAL! I'm heading over there right now to check it out! XO
ReplyDeleteVery cute!
ReplyDeleteVery cute!
ReplyDeleteVery lovely pin cushion. Your table topper looks interesting...with different than your usual Christmas Colours.
ReplyDeleteSo nice to see my pal Karen's little pincushion popping up on other blogs! Lovely work!
ReplyDeleteLovely finish. And a great pattern.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun pattern! We featured your Pin Cushion over on the FWFS blog! Thank you for stopping by and linking up!
ReplyDelete-Lindsey
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Amazing post dear! You have a wonderful blog:)
ReplyDeleteWhat about followingeach other on Instagram, Bloglovin, Twitter?.. :)
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That is adorable.
ReplyDeleteThat is a really fun pincushion Heidi - i love the letters and the fabric you used!
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