Repurpose a tin can into a pincushion

I have seen sewing rooms that have more pincushions than would seem necessary, but for the avid sew-er, keeping the same size needles on one cushion means having a pincushion for every size needle. Every sewing room that has needles and pins just never has enough pincushions.

Once your kitty is done with a can of tuna, you can repurpose the tin can into a pincushion. Derek and Lauren on Design*Sponge take you through the steps necessary to make your unique pincushion. You'll need poly-fil, a small strip of decorative paper to cover the can, a piece of fabric for your pincushion, and some hot glue to make the fabric stick in the can.

I am wondering how to get the tuna smell out of the can though. Maybe a good soak in vinegar will do the trick? If you just can't get the smell out, and don't want fishy pincushions, check out my other pincushion post, and save your nose.

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