Here we go...
A Christmas Pincushion!!!!
Promise I will show more of it later..;O)
Hope you will try and make one...
This is my version...
or the Christmas Style one!!!
or the Christmas Style one!!!
(made one earlier that I havent showed on my blog just on Rosalie Quinlans blog)
But I love it so much and decided to share how to make one with you!!
You will need this:
* 20 scrap pieces ...around 2 1/2" big
(I used 10 different and 10 same)
*Strip 2"x 24"
*and 8" x 8" piece of fabric
*some ric rac ( around one meter)
and some scraps for the innerbag
And of course the stitchery..:O)
5 x 5"piece of for for the stitchery
interfacing
and dark red DMC thread
Download the stitchery here... or at my sidebar.
*I used a white piece of cotton about 5"x5" big
*Dark red DMC thread
and I sewed with two strands
*Prepare the cotton with some kind of fusible interface before stitching
I used a hoop but can easily be sewn with out...
Fabrics:
I used Mary Engelbreits Isn´t Christmas Jolly?
If you have a Dresden ruler use it
and cut out 2 1/2" wedges
if not you can use my template..
You will need
*10 red/white check pieces
*10 other pieces of your choice
Thread your machine and start sewing!! :o)
Thread your machine and start sewing!! :o)
*Pair the wedges up
(Checkered fabric at the bottom/ print on top)
I have used a 1/4" seam allowance
Chain piece all the pieces
*Cut them apart and fingerpress against
the red checked fabric
*Continue to sew into larger parts...
two by two into a four piece
Fingerpress against the red checked fabric
*Continue to sew the parts together until you
have a nice and flat circle
*Press it carefully...dont use so much steam...
Well I think I have done enough with my thumb right now
so I will be back with part two later...;O)
hi stina
ReplyDeleteI can hardly wait for part two, this looks lovely
I just adore mary engelbreit!!
we are expecting a heat wave for this week, don't like it at all, it only lets me be in the armchair... boooo
xoxo
Oh I waiting for part two as well! So cute!! Merry Christmas!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute pattern. I still may get time to make it for Christmas :)
ReplyDeleteoh this is gorgeous just like you!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks Stina xx
This is way too cute - thank you, I LOVE it!!
ReplyDeleteLooks fab! Can't wait to see part 2!
ReplyDeletePretty pincushion, but no time for stitching now :)
ReplyDeleteHave a lovely and relaxing Christmas!
This is beautiful and cheerful. I love (LOVE!) pincushions, so I'm definitely going to make this one. Thanks for the tutorial.
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas from America.
xoxo
Donna