Oh my God.!! You are unique.. I love all you do with your wanderfull hands ... The cushimes are very necessary. So cutes and well done. Thanks for show your proyects , God bless you , and keep your ideas. From Venezuela. Greatings...!
I love this SO much, 💕 thank you for sharing your collection! I will definitely make my own bigger one that you can tuck in threads and scissors with. I have one in a tiny cup already, with roses. ❤
I've always loved your vintage pin cushions. I like to make them in the lid of mason jars so it fits on top and can still open, I fill the jar with sewing notions for gifts. I have a vintage mouse with cheese planter that was my grandmother's I think I'll make one with it, thanks as always for the inspiration.
Hi Lori! I’m so excited to see you have your OWN TH-cam channel 🎉 I love all your videos and tutorials from all the channels you are on. I am currently making your Granny’s House pillow for decoration in my sewing room 😍
I love that you have your own channel now! Your bread pan pin cushion has always been a favorite of mine ❤️ I need to find me little pan to make one for myself.
I absolutely loved the ideas in this video...that little rocking chair is sooooo cute! I can't wait to hunt down some cute containers once my state opens back up. Your fabrics are so beautiful too! Please keep making videos about these types of projects - they're great! -Diane
Thank you so much...I love to use happy colors. I may do a tutorial here in the future but I have often talked about sewing scrappy on my blog during my sew alongs:) 😀
What a fun idea! Now I need to go to the thrift stores when we can go shopping again so I can make a few of these pin cushions. Thanks Lori for this great tutorial. I am really liking your videos.
👍Briingt me to the days l did just this & salt& peppper shakers into tassels fun. I relate this sewer quilter not have too much pin cushion s on 👁🍭 🤗😷😇🕊 🇺🇸🦅🍔🌭🥗🥤🍦
OH MY!!!!!!!! I love you!!!!!!! You are the coolest sewing aven I have ever seen. I absolutely LOVE your style and you have really inspired me. Thank you Lori. You are now my newest YT celebrity/friend. Never stop making these awesome videos. I am from Hawaii and have collected lots of vintage island fabrics from the 30's-70's I will be on the hunt for nostalgic wooden bowls cups and other pieces to try my hand with. Mahalo nui loa, Lori
Awesome! I can't wait to find a mini truck...(and similar to the loaf pan one...I need somewhere to tuck my snippet scissors.) I am tired of chasing them at my machine!
You've done an amazing job of recreating vintage fabric. The colors and patterns are spot on. I watched your 'about me' type video, and discovered you grew up in the time frame when these colors and patterns were popular, and that you grew up around sewing, quilting ladies. I had a somewhat similar experience, and distinctly remember the fabric of the day. I'm always scouring flea markets and yard sales for vintage sheets, pillowcases, kitchen linens, etc., because I love the prints and designs. If I could sew, I'd buy every fabric you put out. They are lovely.
I’m a little late to the floss tube party but I’m hooked! Sew love sitting here stitching watching you, Kristie and lots of other ladies I’m enjoying! I have a mini mini truck Annette made for me. Love all of yours ❤️❤️
Hi Cathie, I just turn the edges under when gathering and I don't need glue because there is a groove in the clothes pin top that I just knot off there and the edges fit nicely in that groove. 😀
Hi! I do not make these to sell...I am just showing you how you can make your own. You can feel free to use whichever stuffing you prefer if you are sensitive to wool. Hope this helps! 😀
I git those mini bake'n pans from my local Amish Stores , plus sum rame'kins.. thay wud make a'dorable pin cu'shuns.. Thank'Yu Kindly Ma'am fer this sweet tu'torial 🙂 .. Shalom from Hill'Top Hollar ~
Lori-I love your tutorials. This is so cool for Keepsakes. Can you tell me what brand of wool you use and where you buy it? On the Etsy and Blake’s shops they sell rolls of batting, not the fluffy looking wool that you show. Thank you. I looking forward to your next Stash Quilt project.
Hi! Saw your question about the wool, but no reply yet so I thought I'd take a stab. The wool looked like wool roving which I've found in knit shops and sites, as well as Amazon. I am not sure what Lori used but it looked like the wool roving I have. Good luck!
Hello Lori: Omgoodness this is outstanding!!! I thoroughly enjoyed this👏👏👏 I have a question- I’m curious as to why the wool stuffing and where could it be purchased?! Thank you and Gods blessings til next time ❤️😀
Hi, thanks for sharing your tutorial but I’d have liked you to include how to attach the ball to different mediums like ceramic & metal as well. Do you use hot glue only in everything or E-6000, etc. or both? Also, how do you make cushions for odd shapes, like the shoes, for example? Thanks!
What were the little blue "cups" with no bottoms that were in the larger green bowl? I'm pretty savy on most older items, but didn't recognize what that would have been made that way for.
Hello there ! Wonder if you could make a pin cushion on top of a rectangular hand watch, more like an Apple Watch in shape and size. I have an old watch that does not work anymore but has a great bracelet easy to put it on or take it off from wrist. It would work great as a wrist pin cushion. This idea might work for many women sewing out there who need a pin cushion “traveling” with them from Sewing machine to the iron board and to the cutting table. TYIA !
No, I don't want to make a few of my own. I want to make a bunch of my own! These are so stinkin cute! I have a few cast iron frying pans, very small ones, that would make good pin cushions. They could also be used for weights. Oh I am very excited now. I am so happy he said out this tutorial
If you were to sell the pincushions how much would you charge? I think these would be a hit at a craft fair. I really appreciate your detailed instructions, you make this project look so easy!
Hi Lori, I just wanted to tell you I was at a huge rummage sale today and found an old “General Mills” iron. The model number is GM BB1. I know you collect these wonderful old irons. My question is who do you use to work on the old cloth cords and plugs? I think the one I got today is ok and safe to use but I may need to do some repairs in the future. Thanks
Where can I buy the wool? If I wanted to sharpen my pins and needles have you ever used sand or grit if some kind? If so, where could I buy that? Very clever use of materials. What fun. Nice work.
Hello Rose, I buy it from some craft stores and on Amazon...however it has been a little hard to find right now because of the pandemic. I sometimes like to add silica sand for weight and sharpening pins and needles. Silica sand is used for sandblasting and you can buy it at Home Depot.Hope this answers your questions!😀
@@LoriHolt I bought a bag of sand in the craft section of Dollar Tree. I bought it for a fairy garden I want to make. It looks like beach sand so I may try to make it work.
Love these, I will be hunting around for some potential pins cushion holder next time we go down to our lake house. Darling little town just South of it full of neat shops.
Lori these pin cushion are gorgeous and I love the rocking chair and your yellow sugar bowl. I’m definitely going to look for items to make these lovely projects. Thanks for sharing x
Oh my God.!! You are unique.. I love all you do with your wanderfull hands ... The cushimes are very necessary. So cutes and well done. Thanks for show your proyects , God bless you , and keep your ideas. From Venezuela. Greatings...!
All the things my Mom had and I didn’t save any! Now I will need to do some searching. Thank you so much!!
So adorable! These are too cute!
Wow love these, great idea
These are wonderful and would make great gifts! Thanks for posting them
Pincushion are so sweet. Thank you for sharing
I love this SO much, 💕 thank you for sharing your collection! I will definitely make my own bigger one that you can tuck in threads and scissors with. I have one in a tiny cup already, with roses. ❤
I love these. I am making one for my daughter as she has just started sewing.
Oh my goodness sweet lady 👋🏻 you’ve won my heart with absolute adorable pin cushions; what a GREAT IDEA!!! 👍🏻My hat 👒 off to you!!!🎉👌🏻
The cushion would be so pretty in a checked or red stripe
How did you make the clothespin ones?
Wow I gave it thumbs up as I like it and there is 31 thumbs downs, why you being mean. It was nice of her to share her ideas. 👍👍👍👍👍
My 12 year old granddaughter made one out of a Barbie bath tub!
I've always loved your vintage pin cushions. I like to make them in the lid of mason jars so it fits on top and can still open, I fill the jar with sewing notions for gifts. I have a vintage mouse with cheese planter that was my grandmother's I think I'll make one with it, thanks as always for the inspiration.
They are great. Love your pin cushions.
Thank you for the video! I have a small baby bootie vase from when I was born 55 years ago. Will be perfect. I knew I saved it for something special.
That brings to mind, I still have my Daddy's bronzed shoes from 1926.... ooo, I hear a twin pin cushion coming to life!!!
You rock, thanks for your visit. I love seeing your videos.🤗
Hi Lori! I’m so excited to see you have your OWN TH-cam channel 🎉 I love all your videos and tutorials from all the channels you are on. I am currently making your Granny’s House pillow for decoration in my sewing room 😍
I love that you have your own channel now! Your bread pan pin cushion has always been a favorite of mine ❤️ I need to find me little pan to make one for myself.
Love your pincushions and your tutorial. Your voice is very soothing.
I absolutely loved the ideas in this video...that little rocking chair is sooooo cute! I can't wait to hunt down some cute containers once my state opens back up. Your fabrics are so beautiful too! Please keep making videos about these types of projects - they're great! -Diane
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I wish I would have seen this before my folkes estate sale. Mom had tons of old clothed pins.
Another wonderful tutorial...makes me want to get back to thrift store shopping...thank you again Lori...such great instructions!
Your pin cushions are, by far, the prettiest and the most unique I've ever seen! Thanks a lot for your inspiration!
Love making pin cushions and do like your ideas..... Thankyou xxxoxxx❤️
Such a wonderful collection of pin cushions. I love your idea of using the teapot as a sewing caddie.
💕🥰 I love how you match up colors. Can you make a tutorial on how to match fabrics? 🌸🥰💕
Thank you so much...I love to use happy colors. I may do a tutorial here in the future but I have often talked about sewing scrappy on my blog during my sew alongs:) 😀
I can’t wait to make one. Next time I’m at the flea market I will have to look fo some vintage items 🙂
Love love this idea ❣️I’m so glad I can watch you on TH-cam now❣️❣️
I am so glad that you have decided to make videos. This is so great. I love how you teach how to make things with lots of tips. Thank you.
You are so talented! Thank you for sharing your creative sewing ideas ✂️💕🧵
Love your collection! 📍 Great video, thank you! 🥰🤗🙏
What a fun idea! Now I need to go to the thrift stores when we can go shopping again so I can make a few of these pin cushions. Thanks Lori for this great tutorial. I am really liking your videos.
Thank you so much Lori . Love all you tutorials.
So cute Lori. New subscriber. Blessings and take care. Mary
👍Briingt me to the days l did just this & salt& peppper shakers into tassels fun. I relate this sewer quilter not have too much pin cushion s on 👁🍭 🤗😷😇🕊
🇺🇸🦅🍔🌭🥗🥤🍦
Sew cute. My favorite are the heads.
Sew glad you're on TH-cam! Thanks for this great idea. I was happy to see Tobey in the Sew Along pictures. He's adorable.
I love this idea. Thank you for this video.
You make it look easy! Thank You Lori. Now I need to visit the thrift store and find some treasures.
OH MY!!!!!!!! I love you!!!!!!! You are the coolest sewing aven I have ever seen. I absolutely LOVE your style and you have really inspired me. Thank you Lori. You are now my newest YT celebrity/friend. Never stop making these awesome videos. I am from Hawaii and have collected lots of vintage island fabrics from the 30's-70's I will be on the hunt for nostalgic wooden bowls cups and other pieces to try my hand with. Mahalo nui loa, Lori
I love your creativity with all the different pin cushion bases. I’m inspired!
Great way to add function to a keepsake
Awesome! I can't wait to find a mini truck...(and similar to the loaf pan one...I need somewhere to tuck my snippet scissors.) I am tired of chasing them at my machine!
Adorable! My brain is swirling with ideas now!
Fantastic ideas... thanks for sharing!
Thank you for sharing. I love your vintage collections and how you put them in use.
Que hermosos alfiketeris que buenas ideas !!! muchas gracias
You've done an amazing job of recreating vintage fabric. The colors and patterns are spot on. I watched your 'about me' type video, and discovered you grew up in the time frame when these colors and patterns were popular, and that you grew up around sewing, quilting ladies. I had a somewhat similar experience, and distinctly remember the fabric of the day. I'm always scouring flea markets and yard sales for vintage sheets, pillowcases, kitchen linens, etc., because I love the prints and designs. If I could sew, I'd buy every fabric you put out. They are lovely.
I'm gonna look for vintage toys thank you Lori
Such cute pincushions. Thank you for the tutorial. ❤️❤️
What a fun idea. Thank you very much! I love it!
I'm from Minnesota. I've been making the exact same pincushions for 2 years now. It's addicting. So cute too.
I’m a little late to the floss tube party but I’m hooked! Sew love sitting here stitching watching you, Kristie and lots of other ladies I’m enjoying! I have a mini mini truck Annette made for me. Love all of yours ❤️❤️
very creative & colorful i love them.
Do you do the same method for the clothes pins? How do you hide the raw edges and the glue? Thx! Adorable!
Hi Cathie, I just turn the edges under when gathering and I don't need glue because there is a groove in the clothes pin top that I just knot off there and the edges fit nicely in that groove. 😀
I love the pin cushions. My husband and I enjoy going to antique shops. I can't wait to go hunting for "pin cushion" ideas. Thank you for sharing.
Absolutely Fabulous, what a great idea.
Thank You
I wish I could have pin cushions like these displayed in my house! I have a cat who loves to steal my pins and I have to keep them hidden away.
Those are so adorable. I can’t wait to see what I have that I can make a pin cushion out of. Thanks.
Just love it 😍 thanks for sharing ❣️🧵✂️🥰
Great idea. The only issue I have is do you sell these with wool fill? I know several people with allergies to wool. I like your crafty repurposing.
Hi! I do not make these to sell...I am just showing you how you can make your own. You can feel free to use whichever stuffing you prefer if you are sensitive to wool. Hope this helps! 😀
Thanks for update.
I git those mini bake'n pans from my local Amish Stores , plus sum rame'kins.. thay wud make a'dorable pin cu'shuns.. Thank'Yu Kindly Ma'am fer this sweet tu'torial 🙂 ..
Shalom from Hill'Top Hollar ~
Уютные вещицы. Замечательно.
My mind is bubbling with ideas. Thank you!
Lori-I love your tutorials. This is so cool for Keepsakes. Can you tell me what brand of wool you use and where you buy it? On the Etsy and Blake’s shops they sell rolls of batting, not the fluffy looking wool that you show. Thank you. I looking forward to your next Stash Quilt project.
Hi! Saw your question about the wool, but no reply yet so I thought I'd take a stab. The wool looked like wool roving which I've found in knit shops and sites, as well as Amazon. I am not sure what Lori used but it looked like the wool roving I have. Good luck!
@@pywagner Thank you. I will look that up.
My smallest pincushion was amde from a walnut shell. Have you made them with eggcups? And how do you figure the size of the circle of fabric?
Great ideas! Thank so much for sharing those ideas with us! ❤️❤️❤️
The metal sugar bowl handles reminded me of angel wings lol. Cant wait to shop my own bric-a-brac for bases for pin cushions
Awesome! Thanks for sharing. I have a few head vases. Never thought about making a pin cushion out of it!
Hello Lori: Omgoodness this is outstanding!!!
I thoroughly enjoyed this👏👏👏 I have a question- I’m curious as to why the wool stuffing and where could it be purchased?! Thank you and Gods blessings til
next time ❤️😀
Hi, thanks for sharing your tutorial but I’d have liked you to include how to attach the ball to different mediums like ceramic & metal as well. Do you use hot glue only in everything or E-6000, etc. or both? Also, how do you make cushions for odd shapes, like the shoes, for example? Thanks!
Well isn't this a cute idea! Just found this channel. I'll be doing this, for sure.
LOL I kept saying the yellow the yellow, I loved that you picked it!
Yep me tooooo🤪❤️😀
What were the little blue "cups" with no bottoms that were in the larger green bowl? I'm pretty savy on most older items, but didn't recognize what that would have been made that way for.
They were used to hold SOLO cups. I guess if you had something hot in the cup they were used because of the handle:)😀
@@LoriHolt I did think later after I rewound the video-I saw "SOLO" somewhere on it :) but had never seen them!
OMG! I just love these ideas! Thank you very much for sharing with us! I'm a new subscriber and have a lot to catch up on. 🌸🌹🥀🌺🌼
Hello there !
Wonder if you could make a pin cushion on top of a rectangular hand watch, more like an Apple Watch in shape and size.
I have an old watch that does not work anymore
but has a great bracelet easy to put it on or take it off from wrist. It would work great as a wrist pin cushion. This idea might work for many women sewing out there who need a pin cushion “traveling” with them from Sewing machine to the iron board and to the cutting table.
TYIA !
I loved your tutorial - I’d like to make some of these for Christmas gifts. 🎄Thanks ❤️😁
These are FANTASTIC! !! I love them!!! Why do you use wool stuffing? TFS.😊 💖 👍
No, I don't want to make a few of my own. I want to make a bunch of my own! These are so stinkin cute! I have a few cast iron frying pans, very small ones, that would make good pin cushions. They could also be used for weights. Oh I am very excited now. I am so happy he said out this tutorial
If you were to sell the pincushions how much would you charge? I think these would be a hit at a craft fair. I really appreciate your detailed instructions, you make this project look so easy!
Hi Lori, I just wanted to tell you I was at a huge rummage sale today and found an old “General Mills” iron. The model number is GM BB1. I know you collect these wonderful old irons. My question is who do you use to work on the old cloth cords and plugs? I think the one I got today is ok and safe to use but I may need to do some repairs in the future. Thanks
All your pin cushions are just darling, thank you for sharing your creativity (from someone who is not naturally creative)
The ladies head is worth 40.00 to over 100.00 . some up to over 200.00. My daughter collects them. Do you sell the pincushions!?
Very cute---and useful!
Thank you!!
Where can I buy the wool? If I wanted to sharpen my pins and needles have you ever used sand or grit if some kind? If so, where could I buy that? Very clever use of materials. What fun. Nice work.
Hello Rose, I buy it from some craft stores and on Amazon...however it has been a little hard to find right now because of the pandemic. I sometimes like to add silica sand for weight and sharpening pins and needles. Silica sand is used for sandblasting and you can buy it at Home Depot.Hope this answers your questions!😀
@@LoriHolt I bought a bag of sand in the craft section of Dollar Tree. I bought it for a fairy garden I want to make. It looks like beach sand so I may try to make it work.
Have you thought about using wool dryer balls for your "stuffing"? Works great for tea cups and items that have an opening big enough
Thanks for this tutorial. It makes making a pincushion very easy. I have a number of vintage items and now they will become pincushions.
I've just started making pin cushions and wondered why you chose wool to stuff with?
Very nice video showing how you make your unique pincushions. Do you use a special camera or tripod to film you working on your projects?
Love these, I will be hunting around for some potential pins cushion holder next time we go down to our lake house. Darling little town just South of it full of neat shops.
Beautiful. Can you please teach us how to pick out true vintage items while shopping? Thank you!
so cute!!!!
I got a home made, pieced pin cushion and home made basket for my sewing, for Christmas. So cute. You gave me some great ideas. Thanks for posting.
Great idea
So cute ❤️ love the pincushions
Great video. Thank you. May I ask where you by your wool stuffing?
Lori these pin cushion are gorgeous and I love the rocking chair and your yellow sugar bowl. I’m definitely going to look for items to make these lovely projects. Thanks for sharing x
Good idea to recycle some old things I have, thank you!
Cute!! Thanks for the ideas...Jamie at the Craft Center has made tiny ones and I have a few of those...and i have a whole shelf of your fabric...lol!