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Sew a pretty patchwork pincushion

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patchwork pincushionDo you love to sew and have sewing needles of every length and gauge? Do you have a fancy pincushion to store them in, or do you have to prick your finger every time you reach for a needle? Forget the finger prick, sew yourself a pretty patchwork pincushion.

Using a sewing machine, 6 pieces of coordinating fabric, backing fabric, paper and a pencil, an iron, fiberfill, buttons, embroidery thread and a needle, this tutorial tells you how to make a patchwork pincushion. There are plenty of pictures, and the directions are clear and concise.

Since the holiday season is upon us, the patchwork pincushion would make a perfect Christmas gift for the lady or man who would be lost without their needle and thread. Sew up a few; they make great stocking stuffers.


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  • lucykaleidoscope

    this is too cute!!! thanks for sharing this idea - i will def. make some for my friends!

    The Patchwork Underground - handmade hippie patchwork skirts, pants, tops and other clothing

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  • lucykaleidoscope

    ooops! this was the link i was trying to leave!

    http://www.patchworkunderground.com

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