I've been trying out projects from Tone Finnanger's book, Sew Pretty Christmas Homestyle in between working on some of my larger sewing projects. These pincushions were a quick and satisfying sewing treat.
You might remember this doll. She is from Sew Pretty Homestyle (one of my favourite sewing inspiration books). I stitched her up a year ago and love her bright outfit.
It seems a shame to stick pins in these! I'm thinking that they would make fun sachets instead of pincushions. I'm picturing a whole group of them - oh, the possibilities! Good thing they're small and quick to make. ;o)
You might remember this doll. She is from Sew Pretty Homestyle (one of my favourite sewing inspiration books). I stitched her up a year ago and love her bright outfit.
It seems a shame to stick pins in these! I'm thinking that they would make fun sachets instead of pincushions. I'm picturing a whole group of them - oh, the possibilities! Good thing they're small and quick to make. ;o)
They look just lovely!!! The doll is cute, I love her clothes! Sachets sounds like a good idea to me, vanille or strawberry? So sweet!
ReplyDeleteOh Katherine they look good enough to eat! I received one as a gift last year and I can't bear to put pins in it either! your dolly is so sweet too..
ReplyDeleteLissa
so very cute!
ReplyDeletethey are so very cute and sweet. i think with these, the more the better!
ReplyDeleteThey are adorable! I'm with you...it just seems wrong to stick pins in something that cute. LOL
ReplyDeleteKimberly :)
Now that is sweet and adorable!
ReplyDeleteWow, wonder if I could make a cupcake pincushion without a pattern. They would make great little presents for fellow sewers. Thank you Katherine.
ReplyDeleteThey're adorable. I'll have to look for that book.
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