Making Wrist Pin Cushions
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ส.ค. 2024
- I made these lovely little wrist pin cushions. They are so cute & easy to make. It’s not a tutorial as such (as I don’t have video editing software) but in the video I will explain how to make them yourself
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I just started back hand quilting. Wanted a wrist pin cushion. I also saw these on Amazon and thought I’d look for a DIY video. Clicked on your video and immediately knew it would be the only one I would watch. I LOVE your accent! I could listen to you all day. 😁
I really appreciate you taking the time to watch my video and for your lovely comment. That’s exactly what I did after seeing similar ones on Amazon. They are so easy to make and much more satisfying. I always laugh when people say that about my accent as my husband usually switches off when I speak! 🤣🤣🤣
Thank you for posting these adorable pincushions. I need a couple for my different types of pins. I’m tired of them getting mixed in my magnet. Lol! Cheers from America!
So glad you liked them. I have a great idea for you for another pin cushion (I made it but forgot to post a video!). I made a cube one with 6 squares of fabric (all the same size). And a little fabric handle on the top. Added pockets, felt love hearts and buttons to the sides and filled it with rice. I gotta tell you, I thought sewing a cube was going to have me beaten but I persevered. It’s almost like a mini door stop that sits on my desk. It’s nice and heavy so doesn’t topple. Wish I could post a photo of it to show you
Exactly what I was looking for! Thank you for posting this - your explanation was very clear and easy to understand, and how cute did they turn out! I had ordered one from Wish, which of course took forever to receive, but also of course, now I want another so I have one upstairs in my sewing room and one downstairs in my sewing basket lol. I have subscribed :-)
Hi there. Thanks for your lovely comment and for subscribing! Apologies for taking so long to reply. I think something must be wrong with my notifications. Hope you manage to get some time to make one of your own 💕
Thank you for sharing. This is exactly what I was looking for. 🥰
marta maldonado I’m so glad it helped!
So pretty and very useful! Once again thanks for sharing!
Thank you! Really enjoyed making them. Think I’ve made enough now and can move on from this latest obsession. Already thinking about my next project! 😆
Hi Lisa, I’m SO glad that I found you...new subbie🤗🎀🤗 I love love love these adorable wrist pin cushions💝 You did a great job explaining how to make them...thank you so much🌷🌷🌷 Some time back I had run across your video of your needle books but forgot to save it and forgot to subscribe before I left your channel....I’ve been looking for you ever since...yay, now I have found you and subscribed🌸🌸🌸 I love needle books, snippets, pin cushions, sewing, etc💖 Thank you so much for sharing your lovely talents and your inspiration to sew some special gifts for my daughters, daughter-in-law, granddaughters, and sisters, as well as friends...now I must watch your other videos🤗🤗🤗 Warm Winter Smiles, Deborah 🌝🎶💐
Deborah Berry Hi Deborah, I’m so sorry I missed your lovely comment. I’ve been maxed out at work and at night I’ve been helping make pairs of hearts for the local hospital. I’m glad you found me again! I remember chatting with you previously. I loved those needle books but haven’t made any more yet. Too many craft projects in mind and not enough time 😂
Thank you for the video. It’s exactly what I was wanting to learn. Subscribed. 🌸
Alex Barbies so glad you found it useful Alex.
Thank you so much for subscribing!
I love these thank you for sharing your craft.
You’re very welcome. I hope you are able to have a try at making one too ❤️
This is really helpful!! Thank you!
Bianca Joly thanks for your lovely comment and I’m so glad you like the pin cushions
So cute! You've got lovely fabric there. You're so talented(I was going to say Crafty, but that makes you sound sinister😂😂😂😂😂) xxxx
Moira McDonald 😂😂😂 it’s all scraps of fabric from eBay but it’s nearly all done now. I get totally obsessed with making something then move on to the next obsession. Already planning for the next thing -awaiting the supplies arriving 😂. Xx
That's where it falls down for me. By the time my supplies arrive, I've forgotten why I bought them!😂😂😂 If you come across a video using Tim Holtz Distress Glitter, let me know. I've still not re-found whatever I bought that for🤭xxxx
Moira McDonald you need to get amazon prime & stop buying from wish 😂. I saw a video by Tim Holtz yonks ago and tried to get the glitter blowing tool thingy but never managed to get one. Xx
I've got Prime but I don't like amazon (psychological objection to it, that I can't explain.) I stopped ordering from Wish ages ago(I moved to Ali Express) but waiting two months for things wasn't great. I really needed a craft shop on my doorstep. Xxxx
Moira McDonald we really need a good craft shop - not hobbycraft as they’re too dear. I really miss Craftworld. If I had a lottery win opening a craft shop would be on my list! Xx
Great! Keep it up! Would you like to be TH-cam friends? :)
Can I pay you to custom make a rooster print wrist pin cushion for me as a wedding gift?
Hi there Ryan, apologies. I’ve just come across your comment. Been locked out of my account for a couple of weeks. I don’t really make items to sell as it’s too much pressure. I’m too much of a perfectionist (a bit OCD). Is there no one that you could ask to make one for you? They are quite easy to make. I do have a few spare but unfortunately no rooster print ones! You could possibly get one from Etsy
Hi Lisa! I'm a new subscriber, so pleased I came across this video as it's on my to do list to make one of these myself! Your wrist pin cushions are simply beautiful! Could I ask what you meant though at the beginning where you are talking about stitching the 2 circles together filling then turning inside out? Might be me being daft as only a beginner but worried the card would tear? Any help would be greatly appreciated. X Many thanks, Laura
Laura Black hi Laura and thanks for subscribing to my channel. You would put 2 circles of fabric right sides (pretty sides) together and sew around them, making sure to leave a little gap so that you can turn it the right way out. You would them stuff it and sew the gap closed. Then you add the embroidery floss and sew on the elastic. That’s your first section complete at this point, the underside will look messy with all your stitching but the backing piece will hide this - Finally you would cover the plastic circle (for the base) with a piece of circular fabric and do a running stitch all the way around. Pull it tight and sew it closed. Then glue and sew this section on to the underside of your cushion. You wouldn’t use card to line the base as it’s too flimsy. You would cut out a circle from something sturdy, like a plastic notebook cover or an empty milk container. Alternatively, you could use just one, much bigger piece of fabric cut into a circle to make the cushion. Do a running stitch around the edge and pull it tightly (with the stuffing in the middle of course). Close it over with a few stitches. This is the same idea as a ‘puff flower’. So you’ve created the large piece with just one large circle. I’m sorry I didn’t explain it well enough or do a proper tutorial. I was hopeless at editing videos back then but I’ve learned the basics now so can hopefully do more tutorials in the future.
@@lisaowen2930 Hi Lisa, oh thank you SO much for explaining it! I get it now! 🤣 apologies, it was me being daft. I thought the circles of fabric were pieces of card! Hence the confusion. Not at all Lisa, the tutorial and explanation is fabulous, just silly old me! 🙊 I can't wait to make my own wrist pin cushion now! Just need to source all the bits I need. 😊 May I ask what type of crochet/ lace you used for the frill around the edge? Many thanks again. X Laura
Laura Black I did wonder when you said card 😂. I just used cheap crochet lace - the kind you buy in the pound shop or from eBay. But the nylon type lace works better as it doesn’t fray so much. If you have a sewing machine I would recommend using 2 pieces of fabric. If hand stitching, use one - much larger circle
@@lisaowen2930 oh dear me what am I like! 🤣🤦🏻♀️ ahh okay, I'll do a bit of research then and have a look. I have a clear idea in mind how I want it to look, I just need to bring it to life! 😂💕 I don't have a sewing machine so I'll do the bigger circle option. Funnily enough that's how I make my fabric pumpkins so I know I can do that! 😁🙌 thank you so much Lisa! 😘💕
Laura Black it’s exactly like a fabric pumpkin and I actually preferred the puff flower version