Good evening party people, let's make a little pin cushion.
I hope you gathered your supplies and now to:
Step 1: Prepare the base Lay the bottle cap on a small square of felt. Trace the shape with marker. Cut out circle with sharp scissorsThis message has been edited. Last edited by: STinMT,
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Step 2: Sew outer sleeve to the base Wrap the felt strip around the cap. Then slipstitch along the overlap. Add the base circle, and slipstitch around it. Don't cut the floss, will be used to attach the top.
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Doesn't sound like many are out there. On to the next step.
Step 3: Create the top Cut a 3 to 4 -inch square, and then round the corners. Baste around the circle's outer edge. Pull the floss ends to gather. Stuff the pouch with polyfiberfill (until the ball is hard), and knot the floss ends. Press the ball into the base, this is where it use the hot glue to help hold the ball to the cap.
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Step 5: Embellish Use embroidery, ribbon, ric rac, and/or beads. Decorate anyway you want. Make flowers, vines, or geometric designs. Look at your pin cushion as a blank canvas and just have fun and decorate.
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I'm here but arrived late. I'm watching the movie 'Miracle of the White Stallions' on the BYU Channel, based on a true story of the Lippizaner stallions and how they were saved. I'm taking notes and saving the pics so I can do this pin cushion tomorrow. So far, I understand the instructions and this should be easy for me. Thanks.
I'm here!!! May I have a brownie???? Nice easy instructions, thanks for sharing. I'm quilting a quilt on my HQ 16 so I'm just observing and eating tonight Those sure are cute little pin cushions.
I'm late for our date sorry...had to go get HEAT in that darn new(er) Jeep.It was a cold ride down to Cadillac so I had to go warm up in Walmart for awhile(they have fabric). OMG...Those are soo cute love the heart and bunnie one...I have everything I need but will have to find that glue gun have not used it for years..I will have to fuss with the little pretties,adding it to my Tuit list...except for the glue that is a nice take along project...
Thank you Teacher....any Brownies left??
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This was fun and simple. Need to get some perle cotton in the morning. I think my pin cushion looks like a cupcake, maybe to much batting or could be because I didn't hot glue it to the cap. Will try again tomorrow. Thank you for great instructions.
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Had to go to the city today and I am so tired. I am glad I did log in though. I have made these before using quilting material and fabric glue, but did not embellish the top. I want to try them your way because they are so cute, I will post it when it is done.
Erma
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● ● ● Wow! this was a short and fast class. It's amazing how simple they are. I have tons of bottle caps but no felt. I might have to give them a try someday.
Great job STinMT! Now please pass the brownies.
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I have 2 sewn together. I'll post a pic tomorrow after I have done some embelishing on them. Thanks for the class. These are simple and fun. Never too many pin cushions around.
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I just had a good idea. My GD loves to have tea party's with P 10 (that's how she says pretend) food. I am going to make a few of these mini cupcakes for our next tea party. I love the slip stitch around the rim of the cap to make it more secure. Thanks for the great class, teach.
Erma
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Posts: 2981 | Location: TX | Registered: Mar 09, 2007
These are so cute! And, the instructions look straightforward.
I am sorry I forgot to check in last night during the PJ party. I worked late yesterday to make up some time at work since I took off a couple days for my DH's knee surgery.
I am going to try to make a few of these to use up some of my felt scraps. I might even try them with the Girl Scouts... Maybe they could use them to hold their wire earrings...
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