this is by far the most USEFUL DIY pincushion tutorial I've seen! and since I don't have stretch velcro - and because I'm cheap and probably won't bother to buy any - I've decided to just improvise (as frugal ppl are prone to doing!) and use a 1" elastic for my wrist band and just sew velcro onto that instead! but i was SO impressed with the sticky velcro ON the sewing machine and INTERCHANGING the pincushions!!! brilliant :)
I just wonder (because I was so surprised) why you didn't cut one rectangle rather than the 2 pieces to make this? I hadn't known stretch Velcro was a product but it makes this easy. Have you ever put pin into your wrist? I enjoyed this first video I've seen. Thanks.
this is by far the most USEFUL DIY pincushion tutorial I've seen! and since I don't have stretch velcro - and because I'm cheap and probably won't bother to buy any - I've decided to just improvise (as frugal ppl are prone to doing!) and use a 1" elastic for my wrist band and just sew velcro onto that instead! but i was SO impressed with the sticky velcro ON the sewing machine and INTERCHANGING the pincushions!!! brilliant :)
Great to hear Tammy. Have fun putting it all together.
That's a really handy little idea. Thank you so much. I have never seen stretch velcro!
thank you! your instructions are clear & easy to follow.
Great idea. Love your videos Judith
Great tutorial I am going to make one. G!oria Schleh from Missouri.
That's great Gloria..
What did you use to attach/adhere the Velcro onto the machine ?
I used the velcro with sticky on the back of it. You can buy plain velcro or you can buy it with a self adhesive on the back.
Thank you! This project is now on the top of my list. Love all your videos, I always learn something.
protects your wrist too!
I just wonder (because I was so surprised) why you didn't cut one rectangle rather than the 2 pieces to make this? I hadn't known stretch Velcro was a product but it makes this easy. Have you ever put pin into your wrist? I enjoyed this first video I've seen. Thanks.
Because I wanted seams to differentiate between front and back.
what a good idea...