Pumpkin Pincushion Tutorial

By: Petro Neagu from theseamanmom.com

By: Petro Neagu from theseamanmom.com

"Make yourself an adorable pincushion with this quick pumpkin pincushion tutorial! This pumpkin stack would also make a great home decor for fall. This would look adorable on a table top or mantel for the fall season and could also make a great gift. I had so much fun making this pumpkin pincushion tutorial, so much that I want to make about a dozen of these cuties and spread them around my house! Imagine these sitting in the middle of your table at Thanksgiving! Ah-mazing! Everyone will be in awe!"

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Estimated CostUnder $10

Time to CompleteUnder an hour

Primary TechniqueSewing

Beginner

HolidayFall

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Sara R

Sep 29, 2017

Well isn't this the most precious pumpkin craft I've ever seen!

lcarr

Sep 27, 2017

This would make a great gift for anyone who sews or embroiders. There is quite a bit of work involved, but it is worth it for something so nice. It would look great in any sewing room or craft corner. I bet these would sell like crazy at a bazaar or craft show.

shilohdana

Sep 25, 2017

I love the look of these pumpkin pincushions and the idea is so versatile! I am thinking that I would make some smaller ones in traditional pumpkin colors and have some really cute items to sell at an upcoming craft show. They could be used as dcor, but for the sewists out there, they could just as easily be used for a pin cushion in the sewing room. I like having more than one type of pin cushion around for different projects. One could put different pins in each cushion, or needles in one, pins in another. I also think a tiny pumpkin pincushion on each plate on a Fall tablescape would look charming. Thanks for the inspiration, my mind is at work on how to incorporate this idea into my schedule soon! What would you do with this pumpkin pincushion idea?