I followed your tutorial for the Microwaveable bowl cozies and I have had them for a couple of years now. I handwash them with dawn dish soap and hot water almost daily, again, for a couple of years, and they still look as new as the day I made them. Can’t wait to make this pincushion. I have a couple of large bags of crushed walnut shells and this is perfect. Thankyou for your great tutorials. PS: I have had the Prairie Pointer for several years and NEVER used it. It’s going to get used now. YAY!
Hi Jan I received my order today. Can’t wait to try the Pin Cushion and the Pointer. Love all your Demos. I learn how to by your teaching. Keep up the good work. ❤️
Sooo Cute. Jennifer I love your teaching. The 1st thing I made was Pin cushion from your channel, the i moved on the the Dresden plate Christmas wallhanging. Warm Regards.
I made this for the first time today with fusible hemming tape instead of glue as I pressed the prairie points and then added a small bit on each tip when joining and it was nice and safe to take to the sewing machine to do the stitching around;)
Somebody gave me this pattern years ago and I just didn’t know what to do with it, so I ignored it. I’m so glad you did this tutorial! What a cute pincushion! But I need to get the walnut shells and the doll needles.
Jen, what a darling pattern! I usually don’t like making stuff like this because they are so “fussy” but I would love to have one of these pincushions. Guess I will have to get over messing with the fussiness and do it. I think I would love the pink fabric that you made in the video to go with other “essentials” in my sewing room. Thanks for the give away and sharing this great project! And I do think I would prefer the scented walnut shells. Too bad they don’t come in a rose scent! LOL. Thanks for sharing!
I love this project!! What a great gift for my sewing friends. I am inspired to use Western-themed fabric(s) and filled with unscented walnut shells. Thank you for the tutorial! 💖
I fell in love with the Plum Perfect potholders/trivets, and looked forward to making the pin cushion, too. Fair warning, that while they are gorgeous - keep in mind the way you use your cushion. Outside of the center fabric, you could be popping your pins through up to 10 layers of fabric, which isn't always handy for quick usage with every type of pin. Still love the look, though!! Thanks for the tutorial, Jen. :)
I was thinking the same, as especially the clover pins Jen is using are very long but thin, that's the reason I love them, but if I hit the wrong spot they will just bend.
Wow I love the flower fabrics, so pretty. You make it so easy to make and makes me want to challenge myself but I’m a newbie so not too sure if I can make it.
Another notion you might want to use in the step where you are closing the last of the seam after you stuffed your pincushion is the 1/4 in wonder tape to hold it while you stitch it closed. It really works a treat. Also another thing you can stuff it with instead of walnut shells if you are making it for someone with nut allergies is aquarium gravel. It is clean if you use new stuff, which I would highly recommend. Just give it a quick rinse, spread it on a parchment lined cookie sheet and place it in a preheated oven, say 200 F until dry. I’m not sure how long it would take to dry. Remove and let cool before you stuff your pin cushion.
Oh, good idea. I used poly pellets in the bottom third of the dress shaped pincushion I made and it works well, but I bet the gravel would have given even more weight.
Que maravilla de trabajo!!! Como no hablo ingles, al principio me quedaba sin comprender que es. Pero al final he entendido todo perfectamente. Un "10" por el tutarial. Saludos desde España
Hey these are beautiful ! What about adding the ribbon folding into triangles or fabric in the top seam to add a few clips ? Does that sound silly ? ! Lol or add it in the seams ! Idk I’m waiting for the prayer pocket prayers I can’t wait to get them ! We live in a hard time for many right now ! Ty for sharing this !
Jen - I fell in love with the Folded Star Pin Cushion and would enjoy making it with one of your coming collections, Spiced Christmas. It really looks like a lot of fun to make! Thanks. Rosalie
I ordered the pin cushion and potholder, 2 bags of walnut shells. So far I have not made either one yet and order more templates. Everyone stay safe this weekend. Walk in Peace.
We're happy you enjoy these tutorials! We have unscented and lavender scented walnut shells available here: www.shabbyfabrics.com/search?sortOrder=6&q=walnut+shell -Michelle
@Sarah Sew glad you enjoyed this!! The fabric line is Joy in the Journey from Riley Blake Designs. www.shabbyfabrics.com/Search.aspx?k=Joy+in+the+journey -Michelle
Very lovely, superb, thank you!! Your logo font is elegant yet playful--(University Roman, original typeface). I thoroughly enjoy your channel and all offerings! 💘 £♡\/€ it
Hello Jen, this is lovely. I also loved your grandmother's flower hexagon pincushion but can no longer find the video here on your channel - and I haven't quite finished mine. Can you help? Thank you.
@@ShabbyFabrics Thank you very much for your reply! I'm afraid it's not the right tutorial. The grandmother's flower pincushion was shown on the Shabby Fabrics facebook page on March 1st 2017! The link to the youtube video tutorial is still there on facebook but the video comes up as private now. However, thanks to the short facebook trailer, I think I can finish my pincushion. Wish me luck!
Hello, I just discovered a new elastic thread from Germany called Saraflex but you have to be careful while winding it on a bobbin slowly or it will warp. Just thought I would mention it I might have already mentioned it to you I'm trying to tell everyone.
I absolutely love this pattern! Definitely one on my list to order. I’ll be making these for myself and others too. Thank you for spending so much time going through the details with the pattern and explaining everything so clearly. If you said what Riley Blake fabrics these were I missed the name of the collection, may I ask again what was used? Thanks again!
@Connie So glad you enjoyed this!! The fabric line is Joy in the Journey from Riley Blake Designs. www.shabbyfabrics.com/Search.aspx?k=Joy+in+the+journey -Michelle
We don't have a digital download for this pattern because it comes with a paper template! Here is the link for the pattern to this tutorial. www.shabbyfabrics.com/p113207/folded-star-pin-cushion-pattern Hope this helps!😊 - Abby
I notice you use Steam on your Wool Ironing Matt. I have one and was told to Never use Steam because it will cause Mold to build up on/in the Matt. Does that happen to you?
@Patricia This has not been our experience when using steam with our wool mats. However, you do need to be carful of the surface underneath the wool mat, as well as ensuring that the wool mat completely dries in between uses. -Michelle
Jan I love your tutorials. You are the best.🥰
We're happy you enjoy them! Thanks for watching!! -Michelle
I love pincushions and even if you have friends who don't sew or need a pincushion, they can be used as a lovely fabric paper-weight too!
Yes!! Great idea!! -Michelle
Excelente, Jen eres una gran profesora y tu empresa siempre se luce con esos espectáculares diseños.💯💯💯💯💯
¡Muchos gracias! ¡Nos alegra que disfrutes de este divertido proyecto! 💖 -Michelle
Me encanto bravo 👏🏻 desde Ciudad de México
¡Gracias! Nos alegra que disfrutes de este proyecto de alfiletero. 💖 -Michelle
I love the pattern and the walnut shells. Very well done with instructions as you always do. I have learned a lot watching. Thank you
@Carol 😍 😎 -Michelle
That is so beautiful and definitely and a keeper
It sure is!! -Michelle
@@ShabbyFabrics I was thinking of a gift but changed my mind
Lavender for me. I like all the fabrics you used
😍 😎 -Michelle
Such a cute pincushion! I’m going to be broke so I should stop watching your tutorials…not! You are an excellent teacher! Thank you! ❤️❤️❤️
It sure is! We are happy you enjoy this fun project. Thank you for watching. ❤️ -Michelle
Thanks for another great tutorial! All your projects are very beautiful! 🌸🌺
Glad that you enjoyed this tutorial and happy that you love our projects! We appreciate your support and comment!😊🥰 - Abby
I followed your tutorial for the Microwaveable bowl cozies and I have had them for a couple of years now. I handwash them with dawn dish soap and hot water almost daily, again, for a couple of years, and they still look as new as the day I made them. Can’t wait to make this pincushion. I have a couple of large bags of crushed walnut shells and this is perfect. Thankyou for your great tutorials.
PS: I have had the Prairie Pointer for several years and NEVER used it. It’s going to get used now. YAY!
@Loralye Sew glad we've been able to inspire you 😍 😎 -Michelle
I am so grateful for this video! I am not sure I would have figured my pattern out without it!
We're sew glad you enjoyed this folded star pin cushion tutorial. Thanks for watching!! -Michelle
This looks like a terrific pin cushion to make. Thanks Jen!
We're glad you enjoyed this!! -Michelle
Beautiful pin cushion,I love it!☺️
So glad you like it!! Thank you for watching. -Michelle
I love the red, white, and blue pin cushion! I would love to make one like that with the lavender scented walnut shells!
😍 😎 -Michelle
I love the peach and black one with lavender walnut shells
😍 😎 -Michelle
Such a beautiful gift idea!
I would make these Star 🌟 pincushions with patriotic colors for my friends at Quilts of Honor. ❤️🇺🇸❤️
@Carol What a lovely idea 💖 -Michelle
Very nice! I think I’ll get 2!!
These are lovely and would make great gifts
😍 😎 -Michelle
Another great tutorial!! Thanks!!
Sew Glad you enjoyed this!! -Michelle
Hi Jan I received my order today. Can’t wait to try the Pin Cushion and the Pointer. Love all your Demos.
I learn how to by your teaching. Keep up the good work. ❤️
@Linda We're thrilled you enjoy our tutorials! Don't forget that we love to see your project photos when finished! -Michelle
I would definitely like the Lavendar and maybe go for something very bright and cheery.
😍 😎 -Michelle
Great additional product to the prairie points love it
We're glad you enjoy this!! -Michelle
This looks so fun to make. I just popped over to the website and ordered my pattern. thank you for the tutorial.
It's going to be so fun!! -Michelle
This is so cool….I’m going to use the prairie pointer for the no sew ornaments as well. I make a bunch of them!💕
Yes!! We're glad this tutorial has inspired you! Thank you for watching. 🌺 -Michelle
I love the shape!
😍 😎 -Michelle
Sooo Cute. Jennifer I love your teaching. The 1st thing I made was Pin cushion from your channel, the i moved on the the Dresden plate Christmas wallhanging. Warm Regards.
We are glad we've been able to inspire you!! -Michelle
Awesome video!
@Alicia Thank you!!! -Michelle
I made this for the first time today with fusible hemming tape instead of glue as I pressed the prairie points and then added a small bit on each tip when joining and it was nice and safe to take to the sewing machine to do the stitching around;)
Thanks for the great tip! We are glad you enjoy this fun project! 💖 -Michelle
Sencilla mente espectacular ❤
¡Podemos estar de acuerdo contigo! ¡Es un hermoso proyecto! ¡Feliz que te guste! ❤️ - Abby
Somebody gave me this pattern years ago and I just didn’t know what to do with it, so I ignored it. I’m so glad you did this tutorial! What a cute pincushion! But I need to get the walnut shells and the doll needles.
We're glad you've been inspired!! 😍 😎 -Michelle
Luv them! Can’t wait to start mine!
Glad you like it!! 💖 -Michelle
Since I am all over the place when I’m sewing, I like to have several pin cousins that way I my having to take one with me.
Yes!! They're very handy to have around!! -Michelle
Jen, what a darling pattern! I usually don’t like making stuff like this because they are so “fussy” but I would love to have one of these pincushions. Guess I will have to get over messing with the fussiness and do it. I think I would love the pink fabric that you made in the video to go with other “essentials” in my sewing room. Thanks for the give away and sharing this great project! And I do think I would prefer the scented walnut shells. Too bad they don’t come in a rose scent! LOL. Thanks for sharing!
@Kathy we're so glad you enjoyed this video!! -Michelle
I love this project!! What a great gift for my sewing friends. I am inspired to use Western-themed fabric(s) and filled with unscented walnut shells. Thank you for the tutorial! 💖
@Annette 😍 😎 -Michelle
I fell in love with the Plum Perfect potholders/trivets, and looked forward to making the pin cushion, too. Fair warning, that while they are gorgeous - keep in mind the way you use your cushion. Outside of the center fabric, you could be popping your pins through up to 10 layers of fabric, which isn't always handy for quick usage with every type of pin. Still love the look, though!! Thanks for the tutorial, Jen. :)
I was thinking the same, as especially the clover pins Jen is using are very long but thin, that's the reason I love them, but if I hit the wrong spot they will just bend.
Yes, We can't get enough of the simplicity behind Plum Easy designs!! -Michelle
@@Carylanne927 Great suggestion! -Michelle
Hello… so cute the pincushion.zYes I want another cushion and square is so different.
😍 😎 -Michelle
Wow I love the flower fabrics, so pretty. You make it so easy to make and makes me want to challenge myself but I’m a newbie so not too sure if I can make it.
😍 😎 -Michelle
Another notion you might want to use in the step where you are closing the last of the seam after you stuffed your pincushion is the 1/4 in wonder tape to hold it while you stitch it closed. It really works a treat. Also another thing you can stuff it with instead of walnut shells if you are making it for someone with nut allergies is aquarium gravel. It is clean if you use new stuff, which I would highly recommend. Just give it a quick rinse, spread it on a parchment lined cookie sheet and place it in a preheated oven, say 200 F until dry. I’m not sure how long it would take to dry. Remove and let cool before you stuff your pin cushion.
What a great suggestion!! -Michelle
Oh, good idea. I used poly pellets in the bottom third of the dress shaped pincushion I made and it works well, but I bet the gravel would have given even more weight.
I love your video tutorial 🥰 this one is amazing, let’s have fun 🤩
😍 😎 -Michelle
Love it.
So glad you enjoy this cute pincushion! -Michelle
Loved the tutorial!! I would love to make it and try the scented walnut shells!
@jackie 💖 -Michelle
Que maravilla de trabajo!!! Como no hablo ingles, al principio me quedaba sin comprender que es. Pero al final he entendido todo perfectamente. Un "10" por el tutarial. Saludos desde España
¡Nos alegra que disfrutes de este video! ¡Muchas gracias por vernos! -Michelle
These would be awesome paperweights for non sewers!
What a wonderful suggestion!! -Michelle
Very cute.
@Loraine Thanks ❤️❤️❤️ -Michelle
Hey these are beautiful ! What about adding the ribbon folding into triangles or fabric in the top seam to add a few clips ? Does that sound silly ? ! Lol or add it in the seams ! Idk I’m waiting for the prayer pocket prayers I can’t wait to get them ! We live in a hard time for many right now ! Ty for sharing this !
Those are great modifications!! -Michelle
Jen - I fell in love with the Folded Star Pin Cushion and would enjoy making it with one of your coming collections, Spiced Christmas. It really looks like a lot of fun to make! Thanks. Rosalie
😍 😎 -Michelle
Great tutorial! This looks like a very fun project! Will definitely have to go outside my comfort zone to try this one! Thank you! God Bless!
Illustrations collection would make a Beautiful pin cushion, with lavender absolutely 💜
Sharon Bitting💜
So glad you like this!! -Michelle
I ordered the pin cushion and potholder, 2 bags of walnut shells. So far I have not made either one yet and order more templates. Everyone stay safe this weekend. Walk in Peace.
😍 😎 -Michelle
Where can I get crushed walnuts? Thanks….love your tutorials….my favs are the magic pillow case, and the pocket prayer quilt…..
We're happy you enjoy these tutorials! We have unscented and lavender scented walnut shells available here: www.shabbyfabrics.com/search?sortOrder=6&q=walnut+shell -Michelle
I want to make both the hotpad and the pin cushion! I have the traditional tomato and it slides everywhere and is kinda full!😆😆😆
😍 😎 -Michelle
Genial👏👏❤️
We're glad you enjoy this pincushion. Thanks for watching! 💖 -Michelle
Thank you for a very informative tutorial. What fabric line was used?
@Sarah Sew glad you enjoyed this!! The fabric line is Joy in the Journey from Riley Blake Designs. www.shabbyfabrics.com/Search.aspx?k=Joy+in+the+journey -Michelle
Thank you so much!
Very pretty! I really like the clear instructions. I do wonder, could the paper be torn off, or is it important to leave in ?
You sure can tear it off-but we leave it on. 😍 😎 -Michelle
I love the fabric in the pin cushion you are demonstrating! Do you still have that collection in stock? Thank you : )
@Janet WE sure do!! It's Joy in the Journey and you can find it here: www.shabbyfabrics.com/Search.aspx?k=joy+in+the+journey -Michelle
Fall colors with lavender
😍 😎 -Michelle
I made these potholders 20 years ago very old and fun pattern. The instructions are not as presice but ok love your fabric choices.
@Margaret We just love the Plum Easy patterns!! -Michelle
Me encantó
@Gladys 💖 -Michelle
Very lovely, superb, thank you!! Your logo font is elegant yet playful--(University Roman, original typeface). I thoroughly enjoy your channel and all offerings! 💘 £♡\/€ it
@Holly 💖 -Michelle
Shabbyfabriçs très beaumodelespour la cuisine sous plats et boutonnettes avec des appliques à faire a chaque semaines à youtube
Merci!! Content que ça te plaise !! -Michelle
Hello Jen, this is lovely. I also loved your grandmother's flower hexagon pincushion but can no longer find the video here on your channel - and I haven't quite finished mine. Can you help? Thank you.
@Lazare62 Is this the video you are referring to?? th-cam.com/video/mVguxycK_Rg/w-d-xo.html -Michelle
@@ShabbyFabrics Thank you very much for your reply! I'm afraid it's not the right tutorial.
The grandmother's flower pincushion was shown on the Shabby Fabrics facebook page on March 1st 2017! The link to the youtube video tutorial is still there on facebook but the video comes up as private now. However, thanks to the short facebook trailer, I think I can finish my pincushion. Wish me luck!
@Lazare62 So sorry about the mix-up! We believe in you! p.s. we'd love to see your project photos when completed!! -Michelle
@@ShabbyFabrics Thank you, Michelle! Will send photos.
Hello, I just discovered a new elastic thread from Germany called Saraflex but you have to be careful while winding it on a bobbin slowly or it will warp. Just thought I would mention it I might have already mentioned it to you I'm trying to tell everyone.
Oh, wow! That sounds neat! -Michelle
@@ShabbyFabrics I know I just wanted to let everyone know
I would love to win the unscented pincushion, either fabric pattern, to add to my sewing room notions
💖 -Michelle
I absolutely love this pattern! Definitely one on my list to order. I’ll be making these for myself and others too. Thank you for spending so much time going through the details with the pattern and explaining everything so clearly. If you said what Riley Blake fabrics these were I missed the name of the collection, may I ask again what was used? Thanks again!
@Connie So glad you enjoyed this!! The fabric line is Joy in the Journey from Riley Blake Designs. www.shabbyfabrics.com/Search.aspx?k=Joy+in+the+journey -Michelle
Is this pattern available for digital download?
We don't have a digital download for this pattern because it comes with a paper template! Here is the link for the pattern to this tutorial. www.shabbyfabrics.com/p113207/folded-star-pin-cushion-pattern Hope this helps!😊 - Abby
I notice you use Steam on your Wool Ironing Matt. I have one and was told to Never use Steam because it will cause Mold to build up on/in the Matt. Does that happen to you?
@Patricia This has not been our experience when using steam with our wool mats. However, you do need to be carful of the surface underneath the wool mat, as well as ensuring that the wool mat completely dries in between uses. -Michelle
@@ShabbyFabrics Thank You
The only funnels I have are too big or too small; so I used a toilet paper center.🤣💕
That's a great suggestion! Thank you for sharing! 😍 -Michelle
What iron are you using?
@Kay It's the Panasonic 360 Freestyle Cordless Iron: www.shabbyfabrics.com/notions-irons-c5288.aspx -Michelle
Are you using a particular foot on your Bernina?
We are using a 97D foot on the Bernina! -Michelle
Thank you.