Wow!! Thank you so much for doing this tutorial! I fell in love with that pincushion many moons ago and never had the confidence to try making it because I have never made a pinwheel and a few other reasons. You broke it down into easy and understandable steps and I LOVE the few ways you made things easier than the pattern explains! Thank you again!!!
Thank you so much for taking the time to show alternative methods to deal with the ric rac- I’m never comfortable with joining ric rac. Also, love the way you did the back - way better than sewing raw edges closed. Very cute pin cushion!
Just a tip 😀 the plastic centers from empty thread cones make great funnels, especially the ones with fluted ends to more easily guide the pour. The openings are wider than normal funnels too, so the pour moves through very easily. I hope this helps. Thank you Jen, you are an amazing teacher and your products are the best!
You are a special teacher, Thank you for all of your tips and fails.........I learn so much from you and want to make everything you make in your tutorials.I fact I have purchased a few kits......BTW.....I don’t praise often :-)
Hello and another awesome video! I hope you had a wonderful day. I spent my day in my sewing room and filming for our little channel but now I get to watch your video. I just want you to know that you make me smile. Thank you for posting this video and sharing you expertise!
I love this project! It is adorable. I like how you show us your mistakes and fixing them. I like all the options you gave us. I'm still trying to perfect the half square triangle. That is intimidating to me! You make it all look so easy! I wish I had endless money so I could make all of you projects. I absolutely love everything Shabby Fabric! Keep making great videos!!
You are an excellent teacher! Thank you for your detailed instructions! I feel confident trying this project after watching your very easy to understand techniques.
FYI Jen…it’s called the loop method of knotting. I would most definitely use the fray check on the cut edge of the rickrack trim. Couple of other options for people to consider is do either a overcast or serge stitching for attaching the rickrack to take care of the fraying on the outer edge, also use this same method for sewing the top to back then you have also taken care of any fabric fraying as well. I think the method for the back fabric closing whereby you use the 1/2” seam is a great one. After tying the knot for the button closure, one could also bury the thread inside of the pincushion. Don’t apologize for the length of the video for it clarifies the entire method.
I don't have the "corner clipper" tool, but the idea of having the line to follow? I started doing that myself, only because I'm bringing my woodworking skills to this new venture of sewing, and one doesn't cut a board X distance away from a line, you draw a line and cut ON the line. Oh, and that tool is a whole lot like a tri-square, a tool I've used for decades on lumber! 😂 They come in small (the kind you usually see at your average store) and large, amd they have angles like the protractor we all used way back in grade school. 😉
What a fun project! So enjoy watching you and your great ideas!! It’s like sewing with a friend! Thank you for sharing this!! (Have a happy Mother’s Day! 🌷)
Did you have fun doing this video on sewing an American Pie pin cushion? Talking to a camera/audience might be a bit stressful for over an hour. (Sometimes talking to my husband for more than 10 minutes proves to be challenging). Loved the pin cushion instructions and extras you showed while making it.
Other good options for dealing with the slit stretch: stabilize the area with a fusible before hand, or you can even stitch a "slot" around where you'll be clipping with small stitches.
Love this project and all your suggestions. The pincushion is so cute. I think I would use drops of glue to hold on that rickrack. I am a big glue user anyways lol. Elmers glue is cheap.
Jen. I’ve been watching your tutorials forever. What keeps bringing me back is your style. It feels like you’re in my sewing room walking me through a project in person. I never miss a one. You’re a star!
Hi Zoraida- You can find the American Pie Pin Cushion Kit & Pattern by Pine Mountain Designs here: www.shabbyfabrics.com/search?sortOrder=6&q=american+pie+pin 💖 -Michelle
I so much appreciate your videos.. Saying so many times how it’s OK to try and if you don’t like it, rip it out!! So many videos show the end product of perfection, that’s just not attainable to the masses.
We are happy that you enjoy our videos and that we can help you! The more you try the better you get at it! Thank you for your support and comment! - Abby
Wow!! Thank you so much for doing this tutorial! I fell in love with that pincushion many moons ago and never had the confidence to try making it because I have never made a pinwheel and a few other reasons. You broke it down into easy and understandable steps and I LOVE the few ways you made things easier than the pattern explains! Thank you again!!!
You are welcome! Happy that you enjoyed this tutorial and that it has helped you! We appreciate your support and comment! - Abby
Jen you are a gifted teacher and I love your tutorials. The options are so helpful. This pin cushion is just the sweetest!
Thank you so much for your kind comment! We're so glad you enjoy this adorable pin cushion. -Michelle
Thank you so much for taking the time to show alternative methods to deal with the ric rac- I’m never comfortable with joining ric rac. Also, love the way you did the back - way better than sewing raw edges closed. Very cute pin cushion!
We're glad this tutorial has inspired you. Thank you for watching!! 💖 -Michelle
Just a tip 😀 the plastic centers from empty thread cones make great funnels, especially the ones with fluted ends to more easily guide the pour. The openings are wider than normal funnels too, so the pour moves through very easily. I hope this helps. Thank you Jen, you are an amazing teacher and your products are the best!
What a great idea! Thanks sew much for sharing!! 💖 -Michelle
You are a special teacher, Thank you for all of your tips and fails.........I learn so much from you and want to make everything you make in your tutorials.I fact I have purchased a few kits......BTW.....I don’t praise often :-)
We're very glad these tutorials inspire you. Thank you very much for watching!! 💖 -Michelle
Hello and another awesome video! I hope you had a wonderful day. I spent my day in my sewing room and filming for our little channel but now I get to watch your video. I just want you to know that you make me smile. Thank you for posting this video and sharing you expertise!
Thank you, Brenda! We're very glad you enjoy this fun project!! 💖 -Michelle
Jen I love your attention to detail. Thank you.
We're happy you enjoyed this project. Thanks for watching!! 💖 -Michelle
Thanks a lot for showing us how to make this lovely pincushion! 🌸🌺
Glad you enjoy it! Thank you for watching!! 💖 -Michelle
Jen, that's a great idea for trimming the rick-rack; however, I think I would glue baste it down instead of the clips or pins.
Great suggestion! We're glad you enjoy this fun project. Thank you for watching!! 💖 -Michelle
As always Jen, YOU ROCK❣ THANK YOU for taking all the time to get in all the details & the options. Such a Blessing💞
Thank you!! We're very happy you have enjoyed this project. Thanks sew much for watching!! 💖 -Michelle
Jennifer, you are so beautiful, I love the way you teach Is. You explain any point, everything you do is amazing.
We’re very happy you enjoyed this tutorial! Thank you very much for watching. -Michelle
Love how you use the long needles to keep the seam together while you whip stitch it! Genius 😊
We're happy you enjoy this fun project. Thanks for watching!! 💖 -Michelle
I thank you. a beautiful project!
We're so glad you enjoy it! Thanks for your comment. -Michelle
brilliant closing. love the small clips
Thank you. We're glad you enjoy the fun Mini Wonder Clips! Thank you for watching!! 💖 -Michelle
Fine piece of work. Thank you. I remember my mother's pin cushion. Amazing things.
We're glad this project brings back some fond memories. Thank you for watching!! 💖 -Michelle
Wonderful tutorial! Thank you for sharing and all the great details ❤
We are so happy that you love it! -Madison
Great tips! Really love the backing fabric alternative!!
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you for watching! 💖 -Michelle
I love this project! It is adorable. I like how you show us your mistakes and fixing them. I like all the options you gave us. I'm still trying to perfect the half square triangle. That is intimidating to me! You make it all look so easy! I wish I had endless money so I could make all of you projects. I absolutely love everything Shabby Fabric! Keep making great videos!!
Keep practicing!! We're happy this project inspires you - keep on practicing!! 💖 -Michelle
You are an excellent teacher! Thank you for your detailed instructions! I feel confident trying this project after watching your very easy to understand techniques.
We're happy you enjoy this fun pin cushion. Thanks for watching!! ❤️ -Michelle
FYI Jen…it’s called the loop method of knotting. I would most definitely use the fray check on the cut edge of the rickrack trim. Couple of other options for people to consider is do either a overcast or serge stitching for attaching the rickrack to take care of the fraying on the outer edge, also use this same method for sewing the top to back then you have also taken care of any fabric fraying as well. I think the method for the back fabric closing whereby you use the 1/2” seam is a great one. After tying the knot for the button closure, one could also bury the thread inside of the pincushion. Don’t apologize for the length of the video for it clarifies the entire method.
Thanks so much for this information. We are glad you enjoyed this video! Thank you for your comment! - Abby
So cute. Thanks for sharing this patterns and tutorial.
Glad you enjoy it! Thanks sew much for watching!! 💖 -Michelle
I don't have the "corner clipper" tool, but the idea of having the line to follow? I started doing that myself, only because I'm bringing my woodworking skills to this new venture of sewing, and one doesn't cut a board X distance away from a line, you draw a line and cut ON the line.
Oh, and that tool is a whole lot like a tri-square, a tool I've used for decades on lumber! 😂 They come in small (the kind you usually see at your average store) and large, amd they have angles like the protractor we all used way back in grade school. 😉
How fun joining your two hobbies. We are happy quilting brings you joy too! Thanks for watching. -Kristen
Love your tutorial, they you figure things out for us. Thankyou, so much.
I know when i make the project it will be perfect. !!!
We're happy you enjoy this project. Thanks for watching!! 💖 -Michelle
What a fun project! So enjoy watching you and your great ideas!! It’s like sewing with a friend! Thank you for sharing this!! (Have a happy Mother’s Day! 🌷)
We're very glad you enjoy this fun project. Thank you sew much for watching!! 💖 -Michelle
Wonderful, love it, thank you for sharing! ⭐
Thanks!! We're happy you enjoy it!! 💖 -Michelle
This pincushion is adorable Jen. Like all the options you gave us. =^^=
We're happy you enjoy this fun pincushion, Debbie! Thanks sew much for watching!! 💖 -Michelle
What a wonderful video. Jace is such a sweetie. Luv the q u ilt.
Thank you! We are happy you enjoy this project! 💖 -Michelle
Did you have fun doing this video on sewing an American Pie pin cushion? Talking to a camera/audience might be a bit stressful for over an hour. (Sometimes talking to my husband for more than 10 minutes proves to be challenging). Loved the pin cushion instructions and extras you showed while making it.
We're very happy you enjoyed this delightful tutorial! Thank you for watching!! 💖 -Michelle
Other good options for dealing with the slit stretch: stabilize the area with a fusible before hand, or you can even stitch a "slot" around where you'll be clipping with small stitches.
Great tips! Thank you for sharing! -Michelle
It's excellent!Thanks!
Glad you like this fun project! Thank you for watching!! 💖 -Michelle
Love this project and all your suggestions. The pincushion is so cute.
I think I would use drops of glue to hold on that rickrack. I am a big glue user anyways lol. Elmers glue is cheap.
We're happy you've enjoyed this tutorial. Thanks for the great suggestion! 💖 -Michelle
It's possible to make 4 smaller ones if you sew all the way around then cut corner to corner twice and pow, 4 quarter square triangles
Great idea! Thanks for watching!! 🌟 -Michelle
Jen. I’ve been watching your tutorials forever. What keeps bringing me back is your style. It feels like you’re in my sewing room walking me through a project in person. I never miss a one. You’re a star!
Thank you sew much for the wonderful feedback! We're happy these tutorials inspire you. Thanks for watching!! 💖 -Michelle
I completely agree. I can’t tell you how many tutorials I’ve made right along with her. It truly is like sewing with a good friend.
hi nice to see you again I can download it for free. thanks
Hi Zoraida- You can find the American Pie Pin Cushion Kit & Pattern by Pine Mountain Designs here: www.shabbyfabrics.com/search?sortOrder=6&q=american+pie+pin 💖 -Michelle
Could I fill the pin cushion with rice?
That's definitely an option. Thanks for watching!! 💖 -Michelle
I so much appreciate your videos.. Saying so many times how it’s OK to try and if you don’t like it, rip it out!! So many videos show the end product of perfection, that’s just not attainable to the masses.
We are happy that you enjoy our videos and that we can help you! The more you try the better you get at it! Thank you for your support and comment! - Abby
Please what is the weight of the bag of walnut shell bag.
Hi Carole! Our ground walnut shells weigh approximately 11oz. Hope that helps! www.shabbyfabrics.com/search?sortOrder=6&q=ground+walnut 💖 -Michelle