Welcome to Tutorial Tuesday!

My first post here and my first share.

This is the littlest pincushion ever.  And I want one all to myself!

It's called a Stickable Bottle Cap Pincushion

Aren't they just super cute!  I just couldn't resist sharing it.

It's a little pin cushion made with a recycled plastic bottle cap!  Aren't you surprised? I was.  Plus, here's a little known fact about me....I do love to recycle.

This came to you from Tea Rose Home

She has a beautiful blog that you could just get lost in for days looking at all of her romantic creations.

Now for me to make one too!

And let me know in the comments if you make one.

btw....

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pincushion tutorial

It's time for you to go over to the Riley Blake blog, Cutting Corners to check out my pincushion tutorial!  I had such fun making it with this gorgeous fabric from Amanda of The Quilted Fish.

I made a Log Cabin pincushion, using this cute apple print for the traditional red center.  It is filled with crushed nut shells.  It's the first time that I have used them, and I really like the feel of the cushion with them in there.

Thanks for looking at my newest tutorial!  Let me know if you're inspired to make one.

selvage

I know I have been saving these little selvage edges of my fabrics for some reason!

These are pincushions of course! All remnants from my fabric favorites, like Little Menagerie.

Heather Bailey, Church Flowers. This one also says Summer Fun!

Girly Girl fabric from a Modern Quilt Guild meeting challenge.

More Melanie Hurlston. Don't you just love the scissor charms? From my sis of course. Can you see some of your fabric faves in there too?

And the back of the pincushions. I used a different square of Mary Engelbreit fabric on each one.

See them Sunday at the Roseville Antique Market. 8 am -4 pm.