I was really in need of a new pincushion. When I am working on hand sewing a quilt binding, I carry this mug around. It holds everything I need:
The only problem is that it tends to tip over. Often. Plus…it’s a mug. Mugs are for hot chocolate. Not binding clips.
This new pincushion jar is perfect. Everything fits so nicely inside: scissors, thread, binding clips, thimble.
Plus, it’s quick to make. Gotta love that.
I happen to have an extra pincushion – would you like one? I’m giving this one away:
It’s made with Riley Blake's Love Birds Dot Stripe on Blue and it has a cheery red grosgrain needle holder.
::giveaway is closed! Thank you!::
To enter the giveaway just leave me a comment on this post. Any ol’ comment will do! I’ll randomly draw a winner on Monday at noon. Sorry, but I’m afraid I’ll have to limit this giveaway to those in the US and Canada.
Thanks for stopping by!
--Andy
This is so cute and funtional - thanks for the tutorial and the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteSO cute!! You can never have too many pin cusions. :-)
ReplyDeleteThat is adorable! I love pincushions..a very odd obsession, but, alas, it's true...i love all things pincushion-y. :)
ReplyDeleteI don't own a pincushion I am still in the mug stage and where are my needle stages. I would love, love, love this pincushion.
ReplyDeleteHow cute!! Perfect idea- I tend to just leave needles laying in a pile on the coffee table
ReplyDeleteSo cute! And I totally need a new pincusion. Thanks for the chance!
ReplyDeleteThis is awesome! thanks for the Tut (at Riley Blake Designs). PS I'll be following you from now on and looking forward to seeing your past posts!
ReplyDeletewhat a sweet pincushion and great tutorial. right now my best pincushion is the bottom of my feet!
ReplyDeleteThat is darling! You are so clever!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute idea for a pincushion. Thanks for chance to win one.
ReplyDeleteI love cute items that are useful!!! Thank you for the giveaway!!
ReplyDeleteI love this pincushion. Easier to hold onto when you move it place to place.
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ReplyDelete-Bronte & Savanah
Ooo! That's perfect! And my favorite color :D
ReplyDeleteJulie
I love this idea! I love your cute giveaway too! I've not heard of Cutting Corners College! Thanks for the link!
ReplyDeleteThat's the cutest pincushion! And so practical too with the storage underneath.
ReplyDeleteI love this idea!
ReplyDeleteHow darling! And extra useful, too!
ReplyDeletefantastic and smart! I made one in under an hour! so much nicer than one of those tomatoes!
ReplyDeleteAw common... why does it have to be random? Can't you just pick me? Delivery would be so EASY... well maybe if we actually saw each other every now and again it would be easy. ;p
ReplyDeleteThis is so cute! Thank you for a great giveaway and tutorial!
ReplyDeleteHow adorable! I'm going to have to make one of these!!
ReplyDeletegreat pincushion
ReplyDeleteAndy, I've been wanting to make a pin cushion for a jar (or tea cup)-just never made the time. I'm happily awaiting the one you've made "for me". BTW,Love your blog.
ReplyDeleteVery cute - I think I might have to make one of these. Count me in, I'd love to win one too!
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That is adorable! And now if I win you could bring it to me and visit your mom at the same time! Great idea right Sharon???
ReplyDeleteThanks for the opportunity to win; glad to 'meet you' through Riley Blake blog!
ReplyDeleteI made a couple of these already. Thanks for the tutorial!
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