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| 19th Century Strawberry Pin Cushion Pattern |
The 19th Century woman didn't stray far from her sewing. Whether it was embroidering a cushion or a hankie, making or mending a dress, or decorating a hat, her pins and needles were always within reach. These lovely little strawberry pin cushions are easy to make with sawdust stuffing. A 12 inch diameter circle of fabric makes three pin cushions. Perfect as is or team up with a thimble and spool of thread as a gift for someone you know who sews. Download this easy to make pattern HERE.
Thanks Mary!
ReplyDeletereally cute - I like this pincushion better than the always present tomato:)
ReplyDeleteThat little loop to slip your finger through is ingenious.
ReplyDeleteGreat pattern, I've collected vintage strawberries and tomato cushions for a long time.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Mary and Adele Bee Ann! I've been thinking about making one of these for ages.
ReplyDeleteLove the strawberry pincushion and - it would make a great stocking stuffer!
ReplyDeleteSo sweet! I can't wait to make some up, the finger loop is so cute. I love pin cushions filled with sawdust (especially white oak... sends me back to another time). Thanks Mary & Susan!!
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