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morningglorie
Youngstown, NY

March 07, 2009
09:02 AM

Post #6232808

Hi, I'm on a search for pincushion/pinkeep patterns. Any ideas would br greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
morningglorie
seedpicker_TX
(Taylor) Plano, TX
(Zone 8a)

March 09, 2009
01:10 PM

Post #6242756

This isn't actually a pattern, but I saved the picture for the cute idea. This was actually someone selling the pattern to make these tape measures, but it could easily be adapted to be a cute pincushion.
;0)

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morningglorie
Youngstown, NY

March 10, 2009
08:15 PM

Post #6249229

Thank you. They are cute and you are right i could make pincushions with them. Going to play with one now.
seedpicker_TX
(Taylor) Plano, TX
(Zone 8a)

March 10, 2009
09:07 PM

Post #6249503

If you do make one, I'd love to see a picture.
--T
Gourdbeader
Toledo, OR
(Zone 8b)

March 18, 2009
04:50 PM

Post #6286371

I just saw the cutest pin cushion and I thought of you. It is made from an old pretty tea cup. The inside was stuffed tight with batting and then a nice piece of velvet covered it and was glued to the inside of the tea cup. Everyone has a pretty ole tea cup that they aren't using that would make a wonderful pin cushion. It has opened up a whole new project center for me.
Jan
morningglorie
Youngstown, NY

March 20, 2009
07:53 PM

Post #6296856

My husband just broke the handle off of a pretty teacup the other day and I never thought of doing this. Good idea. I will have to remember this next time. I am sure there will be a next time.
JBerger
(JB) Wrightstown, NJ
(Zone 6b)

March 21, 2009
04:08 PM

Post #6300269

I make needlefelted pin cushions. They are fun and fast to make. You can make all sorts of fruits, veggies, etc. Needlefelting is such fun if you have not done it. You can check out my website to see what I have done. I am not sure if the pumpkin is on there or not, but I made several of them for Halloween gifts to be used as pincushions. My website is http://www.JBsBirdsandMore.com. Hope this helps. JB
morningglorie
Youngstown, NY

March 23, 2009
11:00 PM

Post #6311010

Your needlefelted pincushions are beautiful. It must take a lot of time and patience to do. Thanks for sharing.
Gourdbeader
Toledo, OR
(Zone 8b)

March 31, 2009
11:42 AM

Post #6345095

Here is a picture of the pincushion that I made as Christmas gifts for friends last year. I have been looking for the pattern for you and just found it.
I hot glue little mint tins to the bottoms of the cushions to put needles, needle threaders, etc, the things that get lost amongst the pins.
They came out really cute.
I am going to mail you the instructions and if your address is not in the address forum, if you will dmail it to me I will send it to you.
Jan

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Gourdbeader
Toledo, OR
(Zone 8b)

March 31, 2009
11:43 AM

Post #6345100

another view from the bottom

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Gourdbeader
Toledo, OR
(Zone 8b)

March 31, 2009
11:44 AM

Post #6345103

The instructions were in the December issue of Quilting magazine.
I just looked for your address and it wasn't there, so if you will dmail that to me I will get those off to you
Jan

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seedpicker_TX
(Taylor) Plano, TX
(Zone 8a)

March 31, 2009
12:02 PM

Post #6345168

very cute!
Gourdbeader
Toledo, OR
(Zone 8b)

March 31, 2009
12:07 PM

Post #6345185

Seedpicker, would you like the instructions for this one. I can mail them to you too.

Anyone wanting the instructions for this pincushion, just dmail me your addy's and I will send them to you, color pic and all.
Jan

This message was edited Mar 31, 2009 9:10 AM
seedpicker_TX
(Taylor) Plano, TX
(Zone 8a)

March 31, 2009
12:11 PM

Post #6345196

Sure. I'll email you
morningglorie
Youngstown, NY

April 07, 2009
02:42 AM

Post #6376261

That is a real neat pincushion and idea for the base. I think I can use that idea. I have a few small tins here so going to give it a try.
Thank You
Gourdbeader
Toledo, OR
(Zone 8b)

April 07, 2009
11:03 AM

Post #6377311

Morning glorie, would you like a copy of the pattern?
morningglorie
Youngstown, NY

April 14, 2009
12:17 PM

Post #6408810

Groundbeader, I will email you. I would love a copy of your pincushion. This making and collecting them has really become an obsession with me.
Thank You
Gourdbeader
Toledo, OR
(Zone 8b)

April 14, 2009
12:44 PM

Post #6408948

the name is Gourd beader. I bead gourds. Heheh. I sent you the pattern. Enjoy.

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Raggedyann
Lawrenceville, GA
(Zone 7b)

April 14, 2009
01:00 PM

Post #6409023

http://bridgetbaxter.blogspot.com/2007/11/cupcake-purse-tuto...


This is another cupcake that could be adapted to make a pincushion.
WOW, how long does it take to bead a gourd? That is beautiful :)
Gourdbeader
Toledo, OR
(Zone 8b)

April 14, 2009
01:25 PM

Post #6409097

that particular one took two and a half years. Not a week end project. True dedication and patience.
Raggedyann
Lawrenceville, GA
(Zone 7b)

April 14, 2009
02:42 PM

Post #6409512

It sure is pretty. I don't think I have your patience though. ;)

These don't look like they would be too hard to make:
http://www.grannyinthewoods.com/catalog.php?category=17
helenethequeen
Longboat Key, FL
(Zone 9b)

June 16, 2009
02:58 PM

Post #6696455

I make pin cushions from Tuna Cans. Gladly share instructions. could I please have the instructions for the pin cushion offered on this thread. Can send SASE Helene

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Gourdbeader
Toledo, OR
(Zone 8b)

June 17, 2009
12:36 AM

Post #6699194

helenethequeen, which pin cushion are you talking about. If it is the tree with the can on the bottom, I can email that to you. I have it on PDF.
Let me know.
Jan
helenethequeen
Longboat Key, FL
(Zone 9b)

June 17, 2009
04:28 PM

Post #6701969

Yes, thank you: hmdbrew@aol.com Helene

Nice for christmas chatchkie. What can I give you...???Helene
morningglorie
Youngstown, NY

June 22, 2009
05:37 AM

Post #6721764

Thank You everyone for the patters and ideas. I have been away from home for the past several weeks so just getting back to you. All of them are nice and i am going to try to make. I have tuna everyday for lunch so will start saving the cans.
enya_34
Madison, WI

June 25, 2009
10:05 AM

Post #6736442

Just in case you did not get enough ideas
http://tipnut.com/22-free-pincushion-patterns/
morningglorie
Youngstown, NY

June 27, 2009
02:46 PM

Post #6745979

Thank You. One can never have to many ideas. Going to check them out.
helenethequeen
Longboat Key, FL
(Zone 9b)

June 28, 2009
09:53 AM

Post #6748880

enya_34 that is some informative site. Found many downloads for kitchen towel applique and embroidery. Helene
helenethequeen
Longboat Key, FL
(Zone 9b)

July 01, 2009
03:29 PM

Post #6764322

Here is - ready for use - my pincushion as per pattern from Gourdbeader. Lights for 4th of July

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