Care for a spot of tea?  How about a spot to store your pins?  Gingham Cherry shows how to make this pincushion in a teacup.  Get the tutorial. [via Whip Up] [tags]sewing, tutorial, teacup, pincushion[/tags]… Read more ...

Moda Bake Shop shows how to make these little pincushions.  They call them sugar cube pincushions, I’m guessing because they’re so petite and sweet.  (They’re 2″ square.)  Get the how-to. [tags]sewing, tutorial, pincushion, sugar, cube[/tags] Looking for more Pincushion… Read more ...

Keep your sewig pins right at hand with this pincushion that you wear on your wrist.  Find out how to make one from The Storque.  Get the tute. [tags]sewing, tutorial, pincushion, wrist[/tags]… Read more ...

We’re loooong past the baby food stage at this house, but this pincushion project from Craft Pudding is cool enough to make me consider getting a few jars.  The top is a pincushion and the bottom unscrews to hold your… Read more ...

Amazing Mae shows how to make these pretty pincushions from a large fabric circle.  She tops them with a felt circle and a covered button.  Get the tutorial. [via One Pretty Thing] Looking for more Pincushion patterns? Check out… Read more ...

I love this sewing project from kootoyoo!  She uses a vintage hankie to make a pincushion that’s as lovely as it is practical.  Find out how to make one.… Read more ...

Granted, your straight pins aren’t exactly the sexiest, coolest of your sewing gadgets, but even they deserve a little special treatment now and then.  Give them a pretty place to rest with this pieced pincushion from Kootoyoo.  Get the tutorial… Read more ...

This darling pincushion was made using a small empty can as a base.  Laupre shows you how you can make one for yourself in her Tun Can Pincusion Tutorial.  You’re not limited to tuna cans, though.  Cat food cans… Read more ...