
These were quick and easy, so I made all three! Nothing tricky with these at all-- the pattern was clear and straightforward. Though it instructs you to use a glue gun at a couple of points (which I did), the project is definitely do-able without any special tools. A needle and thread would work just as well as glue (though it would go more slowly).

The kit only included what was needed for three regular pincushions. But since I had the additional supplies (a bit of elastic and a 2-1/2" strip of fabric) in my stash, I went ahead and turned one of the flowers into a wrist pincushion.
If you're interested, I noticed that Shabby Fabrics still has some kits available.
Almost look to pretty to use don't they!!
ReplyDeleteThese are soo cute. I love the fabric on the one with the blue ric-rac detail and yellow center.
ReplyDeleteCute, cute, cute!
ReplyDeleteThose really are cute and I especially love the one you made into a wrist band. How handy!
ReplyDeleteSpring time in your sewing room. Very cute.
ReplyDeleteI love how you took a picture of them in your yard!
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