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Ring Pin Cushion to sew ...


Make this simple pin cushion ring and wear it when you're pinning up a hem or sewing - pretty and practical!
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Ring Pincushion

Designed by Jane Lake

A few inexpensive supplies are all you will need to make this pretty and practical pin cushion ring. The pin cushion is ideal to keep pins handy while you are machine or hand sewing, setting the hem on a dress, or pinning a pattern on fabric. Just slip the elastic ring on your finger and store pins in the miniature pincushion as you work.

Pin Cushion Ring


Supplies:

  • 2-1/2 inch fabric circle


  • 1" plastic bottle cap


  • small amount of stuffing


  • pregathered lace


  • sewing thread


  • one large screw and screwdriver


  • glue gun and glue sticks or fabric glue

    Pincushion Ring


    Instructions:

    1. Cut 2-1/2" fabric circle and sew pregathered lace around the edge, with right sides of fabric and lace facing, overlapping the lace ends by 1/2".

    2. On the back of the circle, machine or hand sew gathering stitches around the seam. Pull thread to gather the circle evenly to approximately 1-1/2" and fasten off thread.

    3. Stuff the gathered circle with fibrefill, cotton balls or other soft stuffing.

    4. Punch two holes in the bottle cap - I used a large screw and screwdriver, forcing the screw into the cap and then unscrewing it to leave each hole large enough for the elastic.

    5. Thread elastic through the two holes, leaving enough to make a ring for your finger protruding from the top of the bottle cap. Tie the ends of the elastic off in a secure knot on the inside of the bottle cap.

    6. Glue pincushion to the rim of the bottle cap with hot glue or craft glue.

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    There are 10 comments
    Zoram – US
    Dec 09, 2008 - 22:46

    wouldn't pins not stay very well in a pincushion that small???

    Gerry
    Nov 30, 2008 - 07:37

    What kind (size) of elastic did you use ?

    Joyce – tyler
    Aug 26, 2008 - 12:37

    It is easy to make the holes in the bottle lids if you use a small drill and bit.

    Patricia – home,N.J.
    Jul 11, 2008 - 15:43

    This is a neat pincushion that I am going to make for my daughter.

    Sophie
    Jun 20, 2008 - 12:52

    Hi i am sophie and 10 i got a sewing maching 2 christmases ago and i just started to use it and i was trying to fine some partterns and this one is great !

    Kathleen E Gipson – Pennsylvania
    Jun 05, 2008 - 13:39

    Years ago I saw this charming sewing accessory at a craft fair. Despite my effort to sweet-talk the seller into sharing the directions.....well anyway, here it is!!!! And what possibilities for different colors & designs.....almost like quilting...which by the way, this finger pincushion is perfect for hand quilting.

    DJ
    Apr 20, 2008 - 15:56

    Nice project but I agree with Ukyio~~~some pics would've been really nice

    De – Sacramento
    Apr 17, 2008 - 23:19

    we made one in our applique session and everyone that made one turned out different, so you can make it anyway you want it to look. Make it your way.

    Ukyio – Sydney
    Apr 04, 2008 - 23:45

    Wow....this is quite beautiful although I dont think it was suposed to turn out the way it did...you need to include graphics...please?

    a dude – adudeland
    Mar 18, 2008 - 20:49

    This looks really cool as a Mother's day craft for the last-minute gift-giver!

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