Every person who sews needs at least one cute pin cushion to adorn there craft room. Having cute things around you help motivate you when you are being creative. To add more cuteness to your craft room, here is a little heart pin cushion you can make. If you do make one, feel free to share with us by adding a picture to the Flickr Group.
You will need:
–Pattern pieces printed out Sweetheart Pin Cushion Pattern
–Scrap fabrics (biggest is two 4.5″X4.5″ of fabric)
–Iron on adhesive (5″x5″ piece)
–Stuffing: fiberfil, quilt batting, t-shirt scraps, etc. Your choice 🙂
–Sewing Things
–Optional: other embelishments
How to make it:
1. Cut out all the pattern pieces
2. Grab some scraps for the heart and iron them. Start by placing one piece on the edge of the pattern piece that says “sew scraps here”, wrong side down. Then place the next piece you want on top of it, right side down.
3. Sew the two pieces together, right onto the paper.
4. Open up and iron seam. Continue on until the whole paper is covered with scraps.
5. Rip the paper off of the back now.
6. Sew any top seams you want now.
7. Trace the heart onto the middle of the piece of iron on adhesive. You will trace on the paper side, not the sticky side. Cut around the outside of the heart about 1/2″ at the most. Cut out two pieces of fabric for the main part of the pin cushion using pattern piece.
Place the sticky side of the iron on adhesive on the middle of the wrong side of the main fabric. Iron on according to directions.
11. Cut the heart out. Start by making a clip in the middle and then cut it out.
12. Remove the paper backing on the fabric. Place scraps underneath the heart cut out. The iron on adhesive will be on the top of the scraps. Iron together according to directions.
13. Sew around the heart if you like and add any other embellishments. You could embroider or add a ruffle. If you add a trim, sew it on first first sewing the two pieces together. You sew it on the right side of the fabric so the edge you will see is facing towards the middle of the square. It keeps it in place a lot easier.
14. Place the two main pieces right sides together and pin. Sew around leaving an opening for turning and stuffing.
15. Turn right side out. Iron it real quick if it got wrinkly. Stuff with fiberfil, quilt batting, etc. I found that I really liked using quilt batting to fill them with. It was heavier than fiberfil but still easy to stick pins into. Another thing I experimented with was using t-shirt scraps. I stuffed some in on the bottom, then covered the top with quilt batting. This allowed the pins to stick in easily, but added even more weight to the pin cushion.
16. Hand sew opening shut.
Now you have an adorable pincushion! The cute pins are Fiskars Heidi Grace Designs Decorative Pins.
so cute. Looks like a easy and fun tutorial. Although it would save me time if I won made by you:0)
Thanks for the opportunity.
Jill
jmacknicki@yahoo.com
1would be great for crafts sales for our church craft saales.
This is cute. I like your ideas. It makes something practical a little more fun! erin.colvin@yahoo.com
Super cute and super easy …at first I thought there was a lot of picky piecing, but I see the shortcut…FAB!
Those are so cute!
I’ve been meaning to make myself a new pincushion for a while now. I only have one and it’s a bit overcrowded!
Jessica,
this is really, really, really cute! It’s a great way to reuse old scraps of fabric you just don’t know what to do with. A blog friend of mine upcycled vintage napkins into heart-shaped pin-cushions too. They look different but can both make great gifts (haha, so our amigos don’t get all our same homemade craft?)
Here’s what the other one looks like, I thought you might be into it: http://ramblingdesigns.blogspot.com/2010/01/valentines-heart-tutorial.html
Thanks for spending time on this tutorial!
-roe
yeshoneychyle.com
SUPER cute!!! But I’m thinking why stop with a pin cushion? I think that these would looke precious as throw pillows for my sweet little girls room – pinks and greens with some lace ruffles around!! I find WONDERFUL ideas on your blog. Thanks so much!
Krystan
KrystanSilva@hotmail.com
Suuuuper cute! I wish I had a ton of time to make all the cute things you post on your blog.
Cute! I need a pincushion!
Very cute! I’d love to win.
those are way too cute! I can’t wait to make one or two. The pins are even super cute!
Eep! The green one is my favorite. Crossing my fingers and toes right now!
catherineh_78@yahoo.com
My five year old daughter has begun sewing. She is using a hand-me-down pin cushion. This would be perfect for her!
What a cute idea! My little girl just turned 5 and got her first sewing machine yesterday. If I don’t win this, I think we’ll make one together for her first project. 🙂
I just finished reading to the end! I would love to win the green one (I just finished painting my sewing space with green)!
So cute…I would love the green one (I LOVE green)…I may have to even “borrow” this idea for my mom and MIL for a V-day gift…cute!
SOOO CUTE and i need a pin cushion too!!
These are adorable! Now I won’t have to stick my finger anymore as I grab a pin from the little plastic case! Thank you for being so generous!
Janet
jhyden@new.rr.com
Cute! Count me in!
~Dani
danibrooke42 {at} gmail {dot} com
hey girl. found your blog not too long ago. i looove all your ideas! you are so creative.
i for sure keep every scrap no matter what the size. haha. this is a super idea 🙂
amy
adavis356@gmail.com
Very Cute! I’ve been looking for things to do with scraps.
solsticemama24atgmaildotcom
It looked a bit difficult untill I could see what you was doing ,hmm very clever love it ..love Jan xx
http://serendipitylives-jan.blogspot.com/
jeadie05@aol.com
This is so cute! I want one!
i love the green pincushion … the linen and embroidery is lovely … hope i win ….
What a treasure to win ! They are beautiful ! Thanks for the tutorial….the pictures and directions are easy to follow.
Susie #6652 Fiskateer
The green one is actually my favorite! Thanks for the tutorial!
so cute! What a great gift idea for my sewing club peeps for v-day.
Lindsaylefevere@gmail.com
Sooooo cute!!! I love the ruffled one!!! Thank you for sharing!!! samuelamyramos@msn.com
soo cute – all my pincushions are currently magnetic… so drab and boring and that green matches my bedroom which is also my sewing space.. you always have such cute ideas
star.originals@gmail.com
these are so stinkin cute! very adorable 🙂
wow, what a great tutorial! the cushions are so stinkin’ cute! the green is actually my fav so i will be keeping my fingers crossed 😉
allocyn02@msn.com
What a clever idea and way to use favorite bits of leftovers. I do hope I win!
Ohh, this is cute! You could even make them in different shapes for the holidays. I’m seeing lots of posibilities, you should start selling them in your shop!Very cute! My daughter would probably steel it for her Barbies:)Thanks for sharing
These are adorable! I love green! It is one of my top priorities this year to improve my sewing skills. I hope to spend most of my summer sewing! A cute pincushion would be wonderful!
LOVE it! Hope I win!
curleeq321@aol.com
So, SO cute!
These are absolutely adorable…You make me wish I knew how to sew. 🙂
You are so creative! What a great tutorial, thanks for giving me an idea for a Valentine’s gift for my mom! The green one is adorable! I hope I win 🙂
great idea!
thanks for the giveaway!
Cute cute cute! I love new ways to use up little scraps(because I can’t bear to throw them away!)
Thanks for a chance to win one of your adorable ones!
Sabrina
garynbrina@hotmail.com
I would love to make these, but I would love to win one even more! How adorable!
alidanicolelee@gmail.com
Very cute tutorial! Definitely going to have to try this one out. 😀 Thanks!
Thanks for the opportunity to win one of these adorable pin cushions. 😀
mylifeincurls (at) gmail (dot) com
SO CUTE! I love them!
after picking up all of my pins that i spilled this morning on the floor while cleaning my craft room, i think it was meant for me to read this post!!!! i love all your stuff and would love to have this piece!!
veronica
redrovercuties@yahoo.com
another winner of a tutorial. 🙂 i would love to give that sweet little pincushion a home! thanks for sharing. ~ angie
stinksopurdy@gmail.com
Ah, Jessica, they’re super cute! I love the fabrics in them 🙂 The green one would be a perfect little “I love you” gift for my grandmother!
bmcelroy@tampabay.rr.com
Love the green one. Thanks for the giveaway!
These are so cute!!!
so adorable! and so appropriate for valentines day 🙂
annemolino at hotmail dot com
So Adorable! I love these little pin cushions.
I would make some… but I hate working on things so small. I get so frustrated. hah.
Beth.
Bethlane509@msn.com
very cute! and a great idea for using scraps!
oh and pick me! pick me! 🙂
fantastic tutorial…. i’ll be trying this one out – after I finished all my other projects I have on. lol
Debbie
Thanks for the tutorial – I’ll have to try it.
secretpieshoppe at gmail dot com
emilyinazu@aol.com
I love having a use for scraps that eventually come out not looking like scraps 🙂 Thanks for sharing this idea.
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So Cute! I love this!! Thank for the tutorial!
Whitney
whitneyadams at bellsouth dot net
So cute! Where did you get those adorable pins?
Cute pin cushions!
wlklotz@gmail.com
I cant wait to try this out.. I am new to sewing and trying to set up an area to be my sewing room (or corner) and this is a perfect project to both decorate my area and practice sewing and following a simple pattern. Thanks so much ur stuff is always so cute!
Billie
fischer1347@att.net
http://www.queenbbeee.blogspot.com
“Where did you get those adorable pins?”
They were actually part of an amazing package I received for doing a special tutorial. They are by Fiskars Heidi Grace Designs. If you google Heidi Grace Decorative Pins (I googled it and found a few online stores carrying them) you can find them. They are targeted for scrapbooking, but they are strong enough to use as regular pins for sewing.
oooh… pick me! i was just telling a friend how much i needed a really cute pin cushion!
powerfam@cox.net
these are adorable! I love green. :o)
crissy
so cute – of course a seamstress need a cute pincushion – my downfall is that there is more than one cute pincushion!!!
These are adorable!
scharris21@gmail.com
So cute! I’ll have to make one… unless I win 🙂 Thanks for the giveaway!
So elegant and yet simple. Do you ever sleep???? Count me in on the random drawing, and thanks so much for promoting my Renew Vintage Flickr Contest, I am adding another week in the hopes I pick up a few more folks.
Super cute!! I love pincushions 🙂
Mags
smashedpeasandcarrots@gmail.com
Very cute!!! Im actually sitting at home VERY bored re-reading blogs that I skimmed over earlier, and I think I am going to head into my sewing room and whip one up…Im thinking VERY LARGE though…lol.
lizzy.post[at]yahoo[dot]com
These turned out cute cute cute! (sorainima@gmail.com)
I don’t have a pincushion yet! I hope I win!
ashley.gotschall@gmail.com
cute! I don’t have a pincushion, but I have been thinking about making one! I would love to win one!
So cute and a freat way to use up some scraps. I was just thinkink I needed a pin cushion mine has seemed to disappear.
mommycreations(at)gmail.com
So cute! The green one would brighten up my sewing space…and it happens to be my fav colour!
theslabberts@gmail.com
So cute!!! I’ll be making one (or two or three) of these 🙂
smije04(at)gmail(dot)com
My daughter just started sewing, she would love this, if I don’t keep it for myself!
huyones@gmail.com
toooooooooooo cute! 🙂
So very cute! I love sewing and i love your blog….i think i just may need a green sweetheart pin cushion.
Mia
miasteinmetz@gmail.com
My sis in law and I were just talking about how having a cute workspace and cute things around you really helps in the creative process. I love the ruffle around the edge of the pink one.
How great! Love it! I’d especially love to win since my pile of unfinished projects is so large that I have had to box them up. Rather than start something else… can I just win a completed (and cute) one? Hah! Thanks for the chance to enter!
very cute! i’d love to win it!
sarahannseitz@gmail.com
http://comeandseetheseitz.com
Oh, how cute they are!
Really cute!!! Can I give it a home???
I need something cute and motivational n my craft room! This is cute! llisaa@comcast.net
I love this! What a great idea for a beginner! Simple and Finish-able in one sitting! Thanks!
nogden@earthlink.net
Hope I am not too late! Thanks so much for the tutorial. It seems to be easier than I originally thought. I am gonna try this, but I would love to win too 🙂
Thanks!
Renanda
re_pen@yahoo.com
Cute and Functional! My favourite kind of project! Great tutorial as always!
Where did you get such cute pins?
Thanks for the chance to win! xx
rebelblossom69@yahoo.ca
Ooh that is too cute! And I was just thinking that the green one was my favorite!
What a sweet little pincushion! I love the patchwork on the reverse applique heart!!
I blogged your tutorial over at Craft Gossip Sewing:
http://sewing.craftgossip.com/tutorial-sweetheart-pincushion-with-reverse-applique/2010/02/01/
–Anne
I’ll definitely have to try this. So cute! And so much room to play w/embelishments and custom ideas. Thanks for the giveaway opportunity!
TOO Adorable maybe that’s why I still have my pins in a container (drives me crazy 🙂 waiting to find the perfect one 🙂 This acutally looks like something I can make…
Thanks for making instructions so simple…
jqueneau@msn.com
I’m going to give your tutorial a try… but I’d love to win yours!
Cute, cute, cute!
I need to make a pincushion… if I don’t win.
colescreations@live.com
me! me! pick me!
What a cute idea to use up scraps. Thanks for sharong.
~Jessica
justenoughstyle.etsy.com
justenoughstyle.blogspot.com
So cute !Today is my birthday this would be a awesome gift.maryfetters@hotmail.com
These are lovely,thank you for the idea.
I used raw rice with a few lavender drops.
Konstantina
What a cute pincushion…how did you make the little heart pins?
What a cute pincushion…how did you make the little heart pins…
Such a great idea.
starglobe44@hotmail.com
Oh my gosh those are absolutely adorable! This is so funny because I have been looking up cute pincushions this week for my sewing class!
Thanks for the opportunity to win!
Jessika
hotjla@hotmail.com
I really want it! I’ll make it if I have to though:) Cute blog!
brookandfrances@gmail.com
thanks for the tutorial.
the cushions look really cute.
i set a link. i hope you’ll agree.
bye, doro.
Well this IS CUTE!!! I love it and I am so happy to see all of these great postings coming from you. Thanks!
michellewash211@yahoo.com
What a cute tutorial. I have never paper pieced anything before but I think I could try this! Thanks for the tute and the giveaway!
Adorable!! I love pincushions. So does my eldest daughter!
Hey Jessica,
Love your blog, you are truly talented. You have inspired me so much…There is so many things I would like to try out but so little time. Hope I can make it to the drawing. By the way I used to live in Jax, FL wished I knew you then. I am now in VA you should move back 😉 Continue your great work!
Great tute and they are so adorable!
It ‘s so funny! I was just in Michael’s today looking for a cool beads to make for my own pin cushion.Thanks for the tutorial!
Great tutorial! And it just so happens that the green one is my favorite!
love it! thanks for the chance!
They’re cute! Thanks for the chance!
Justine
eplusjustin[at]yahoo[dot]com
GIVE AWAY IS CLOSED NOW
awesome tutorial! And I’m so in love with your pins, almost as much as the cushions.
thanks for sharing
I know the giveaway is closed … but I want to know where you bought the pins, too!! Thanks. botm2@yahoo.com
Hola Preciosos los alfileteros con la excelente explicacion los voy hacer un fin de semana Muchas gracias
Besitos
Doris desde Lima-Peru
I’m sad I missed it…. but good gracious that’s a lot of comments for a 24 hours giveaway. You are famous! haha Hope you have a great Monday! 🙂
ps I’m up and blogging over at Newlywife. I posted today if you wanna check it out. newlywife.com
Very sweet.
Patty
Downloaded your fantastic tutorial and would absolutely love one of the pincushions–nice blog too btw!
Thanks for a cute tutorial.
Augh! The green one is my fave of the three. I could make this, but I don’t have scraps that cute! 🙂 Thanks for a great giveaway and tutorial. You are so talented!
mandy
msybrowsky(at)gmail(dot)com
Beautiful! Thanks for the tutorial. I will try it to.
I loove this! You have the cutest ideas!
I’d love to win
🙂
angiepants1029@yahoo.com
this is so cute, I am going to have to try making these.
Thank you for the tutorial…. these would make some cute gifts!:)
Hope I am in time for the green give away 🙂
SheilaC
So darling-:)
aunteegem@yahoo.com
You are one talented lady
Absolutely adorable! Great tutorial, too! Going on a mental sticky note and filed under “Fun project to sew” 😀
LOVE this!! thanks for the tutorial and the cute giveaway!
A- stinking- dorable!!!! cant wait to try it out!!!
Super Cute!!! My 9 year old would love to add this to her pin cushion collection!
XO,
Heather
whcsullivan@msns.com
Another great way to use up all those little scraps of fabric we can’t just throw away.
These are brilliant, I now have an easy, yet beautiful gift to make for my friends!! Thank you!!!
dgtwogirls@gmail.com
I NEED a pincushion! My favorite color is GREEN! Was it meant to happen?? Crossed fingers!
looking forward to making one of these. thanks so much for the tutorial….
I’m totally making one of these for my quilter mum- she’ll love it!
great tutorial! thanks!
What a beautiful little pincushion. Thanks so much for the tutorial on how to make it. I am not sure I can get the iron on stuff over here, but I will look for it.
So, so cute! Thanks for sharing! Cheers, Julie
Muy lindo el tutorial del alfiletro me encantó , muchas gracias por compartirlo, beso
Thank you for sharing the pattern! I hope to make a few using a red and pink felted sweater parts for a couple of breast cancer surviver friends. They are so darn cute and I’m sure would put a smile on their faces (and mine too if I’m lucky enough to win the your beautiful green one)!!!!
Judy Lynn
isellreno@clearwire.net
Thank you so much for this tutorial, I sat down at once to make myself a new pincushion. Want to take a look?
Alenka
Thanks for a cute idea. I bought my granddaughters (ages 7 & 9) sewing machines for Christmas and this might be a fun project to do with them, either for Valentine’s Day or for their Mom’s for Mothers’ Day. Thanks Again.
Alice
amtdolls@gmail.com
great tute and love your fabric choices.
ces2147@verizon.net
these are great gift ideas for you’re quilting friends! Would love to have one myself Debbie DBraaksma22@yahoo.com
I can’t imagine anyone not wanting one of these. Thanks so much for the tutorial….I will have to link to if to show others…I love it and I appreciate you doing the tutorial 🙂
Smiles,
Kelly
http://www.IHaveANotion.blogspot.com
I LOVE pincushions and this is a great tutorial! We’ve linked to it at our SewingBusiness blog: http://sewingbusiness.com/2010/02/06/sweetheart-pin-cushion-tutorial.aspx Thanks again!
Sarah Doyle
http://PatternsThatFitYou.com
http://SewingBusiness.com (blog)
These are so cute and easy to make!
I would love to win so I could have one to look at as I am making them…LOL.
Hugs,
Bobbie
bobbie16153@gmail.com
Aww, these are super cute! Thanks so much for the how-to, I’ll be linkgin.
CUTE! I love this! Thanks for sharing!
natalieturri@gmail.com
LOVE second chances! I would LOVE to win the green one!
BrittanyBethDavis@Gmail.com
i will be featuring your product on monday!
feel free to grab a “featured” button
http://www.lovestitched.blogspot.com
Love to have this cute pincushion
Hooray for this tutorial! I learned so much making this project. Instead of pin cushions, I made coasters out of them… inserting flannel and top stitching around the perimeter of the square! Thank you for the inspiration! I love it!
Amazing super cute and easy pincushion tutorial!!! Thanks so very much!!!!
I made one: http://www.geekxnerd.com/2010/02/starting-small.html
I love it! Great little tutorial…I will definitely be making this again. Cheers!
Loved the pincushion has inspired me to get out the sewing machine after it has been in the cuboard under the stairs for far to long.
That is a very clever idea, thanks for sharing! I found you on Tip Nut’s Crafty Medley. I’m glad they found you first!
Anna
I’ve been hanging onto a sack of sock scraps from making baby leg warmers, wondering what to do with them… I think I have my answer! Plus I need some cute pincushions anyway, so it’s a win-win. :>) I linked to this on my weekly roundup – thanks for sharing!
What a great way to do this! I think I am going to use your tutorial for the Craft Hope bean bag project! Thanks for the ideas!
That’s so cute, thanks a lot for the tutorial.
Hi! This is so cute! It ‘s a simple but very nice tutorial! I tried to make it here (http://filofeltrofantasia.blogspot.com/2010/09/un-nuovo-acquisto-la-macchina-da-cucire.html) but did not come so well, it was my first experiment with the sewing machine!
Thanks for the tutorial. I’m always looking for new ways to use up the small scraps of material. This is perfect. chandell@hilo808.net
Stumbled across this fabulous craft! I featured this tutorial in my latest blog post about Valentine’s Day crafts 🙂
I would love to win one of the pin cushions!! I used your tutorial to make one, but I gave it away!! Thanks so much for the awesome directions!!
hi… This is very good post.I like the tutorial for making pin cushions very much.Thanks for sharing this very good tutorial.
I REALLY wish my printer was working… I will have to wing it. I guess that’s what scrap projects are all about, right?
tk
Bookmark it and you will have it.
such a superb idea..i never imagine that pincushions can be made so creative..i cant wait to try
These pin cushions are really cute. Saving & sharing. Thanks
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Thank you for the great tutorial I loved it, also too hope you get to go to the movie it is a very funny one, but then I am English and laughing is what I love best,you take care HUGS Jeanne
jeannem.wallace@yahoo.com
I really love the green one! Your tutorial is awesome!! You are very talented!
very cute cushion ..
beautiful ..
love it.
What a great small gift for a sewing friend.
Castlemanjjc@AOL.com
This is such a good idea for our new craft group, I’m gathering bits and pieces for them to make for our Christmas Sale of Work. It would be wonderful to win as well getting this useful pattern, thank for the chance. Helen Mac Scotland
I am always amazed at such creative minds. If I don’t win, I will definitely make this one.
Thanks,
Linda
This is really cute. I will enjoy making one. Darlene dhlenoir071839@gmail.com
Great tutorial
sshechler@yahoo.com
Thank you for sharing your talent. I am not really good at reading directions but you made this simple.
Thank you,
Kaainsworth2002@yahoo.com
I have been looking EVERYWHERE for a nice pin cushion. One that’s not round and rolly like those tomato looking things, one that’s big enough for me to stab into while at the sewing machine and not have to look over at it. This looks PERFECT as I can make it any size that I want. And what a creative way to use some of the scraps that I’ve been accumulating. I might just make one of these for each of the sewers in my family for Christmas (it would look so cute with a tree cutout in place of the heart), there are so many ideas that I have now! Oh, now I know I’m going to have to make a ton of these for myself. Woo Hoo! Thank you for such a great pattern!
Oh, and I hope I win *smile*
Adorable.LOVE them.Thank you for the idea and clear instructions!
rrshatto48@yahoo.com
Love it! Thank you for sharing
Love, love the pincushion.
cprather42@comcast.net
THis is so unreal as the lesson or roll call for our quilt meeting this month was pincushions and we shared the ones we had. I love this pattern and wll make myself one with the pattern you provide.
Marie at mthouse@ucom.net
This is awesome! I love the pink one best! Thanks for taking your time and effort to do this tutorial! Very nice!
abvilleneuve@hotmail.com
They are so cute! Thanks for sharing!
Pick me please, I have a few in unique collection and would like this one.
Such an original idea. thank you
love these they are soooo sweet! don’t quite understand how you add the ruffle?? do you sandwhich it between the back and front pieces with the wrong sides facing then sew all around the edge?
gorgeous little make I am hoping to make one for my mums birthday so thank you for sharing 🙂
You are right 🙂 It is between the back and front with wrong sides facing. The edge where you gathered it would be the side on the outer edge. Then you can sew over the gathering thread so it won’t be seen when turned right side out.
This would make a great coaster if you use some batting instead of stuffing
Soooo cute can’t wait to make some for gifts and win one of course. Lol.
They are absolutely adorable. I plan on making a few today.
Fabulous!! Luv the AB scraps:) going to make these as a small thank you for my new Exec Board of a leadership group. Many thanks!!
Very Cute and easy to made
These are cute. I’m going to make one for each of my (14) granddaughters !
I just love this pin cushion. I need to make it for myself, tired of using an old plastic tub for my pins.
I like the pins 🙂 and your pin cushion, too
Soooo beautiful!
Oh those are so super cute. I am new to sewing & quilting would love to have one of them.
So cute, Great way of using scraps That most people would just throw away.
Such a cute idea. I love the heart in the middle . Thank you for the idea and pattern.
OMG…perfect! Hoping to go to a retreat in Aug…perfect giftee!!
Love love the pincushion and green is my favorite. Will be making several for my family of sewers. Hope to win . Thanks for sharing this wonderful project.
I love the green one..thank you for the chance to win…I never win anything, but always try….
Love this idea to use pieces of materials that I love! Perfect little birthday gift for another quilter. Thanks for the opportunity to learn from your website, and win.
my favorite thing is hearts, I have hearts everywhere in my house, quilts, embroidery, hardanger, hand spun yarn and knitted blanket with about 40 squares each with a heart, I would love to have a pincushion like that, I tried to download the pattern and had difficulty, so sad that I couldn’t get the pattern pieces, I really wanted to make several for friends and family, I love your ideas, thank you for sharing these fun projects.
Thank you for letting me know about the downloading issues. This post is four years old, so the file sharing site I used to use has changed. I just added it up there directly through my blog now, so hopefully you won’t have that issue again.
Cute! I think I may make a few for the Homemakers Club Bazaar!!
I am new at this; sorry, I put my comment under website.
these are so cute! I have decided to quilt the scrappy heart, add 2015 to it and make them as Christmas ornaments for my family this year. I added a simple string hanger to the edge and filled with polyfill.
I would love to share a picture if you have someplace to share it to.
That is such a sweet idea! I would love to see what you create. You can share on the Happy Together facebook page or on other social media using #happytogetherbyjess to tag it. There is still an album on Flickr to share in as well.