August 01, 2008

Free pincushion pattern

Heather Bailey has a fancy new website, and to kick things off, she's generously offering a free pincushion pattern you can download. If you'd like to make a little reupholstered tape measure to go along with that, check out this tutorial from A Spoonful of Sugar.

14 comments:

  1. that picture in the upper left with the orange rug and chair by the window! I need that rug! But can you send me a better picture of it so I can really see what it looks like? Thanks so much!

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  2. that is one adorable pin cushion... I'd almost feel bad sticking pins in it!

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  3. Very cute! I actually bookmarked that pincushion tutorial a long time ago, just didn't have the time to make it. Have to do it soon, and cross it off my long to-make list. Thanks for reminding me.
    Oh, that tape measure cover thing is very cute. Just wonder how I am going to find it in a stash of fabric. I guess you can call it invisible tape. :o)

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  4. I've made several of these and I have a photo of them on my blogsite... I also am now making them in wools from thrift shop sweaters... they are turning out so cute!

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  5. I already downloaded it and can hardly wait to make it, after I make Heather's yoga bag!

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  6. Those are too cute for pin cushions! I love them!

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  7. Thanks for the link! I have made some of those pincushions - now I need to make a co-ordinated set!!

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  8. Better Homes & Garden's Australia featured this on their site but I see HB has said to download this one as it's got the proper measurements and sizings. Thanks for the heads up.

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  9. How neat that her website design coordinates so perfectly with the pincushion. Did she plan it that way? :o)

    I'm gonna have to try that tutorial. My little tomato pincushion is spilling sand in my sewing box...

    Thanks!

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  10. I saw that BHG has Anna Maria Horner's cute pincushion pattern available as well.

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  11. Hah, I just got through reading a magazine article on Heather Bailey. This is a cute project to try.

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  12. Hi fellow Chicagoan! I loved taking a few minutes to poke through your blog. I look forward to stopping by again.

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  13. thanks I just printed the pattern- these will make great little christmas gifts!

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  14. Thank you! That's perfect for a project I have in mind.

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