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Thread: Can you ever have too many pincushions??

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    Senior Member HisPatchwork's Avatar
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    Quote Originally Posted by Pat P View Post
    I have a herd of elephant pincushions (13) I like pincushions too! I think it is a neat collectible!
    My friend gave me a pattern for the elephant, but I have not made any yet. I have made more pincushions since my earlier post on this thread.
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    Name:  dress form pc.jpg
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Size:  275.7 KBdo you have a pattern source for the dress form pincushion? i would love to make some of them for my
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    Quote Originally Posted by HisPatchwork View Post
    My friend gave me a pattern for the elephant, but I have not made any yet. I have made more pincushions since my earlier post on this thread.

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    Love the green tomato pincushions, all of you are so talented.
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    Quote Originally Posted by HisPatchwork View Post
    My friend gave me a pattern for the elephant, but I have not made any yet. I have made more pincushions since my earlier post on this thread.
    I absolutely LOVE the green tomatoes!!!!
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    all of them are really nice!! I have patterns but never attempted one...guess I better get busy huh?

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    I love the owl, Is that a pattern you can tell me where to get it? Thanks
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    Quote Originally Posted by sewingsuz View Post
    I love the owl, Is that a pattern you can tell me where to get it? Thanks
    you can find the link for the owls on the 1st page of this thread.
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    Love the pincushions but only have one that I stick needles in. I have a few magnetic bowls and things to keep them contained to the sewing table but if I knock them off I have another magnetic stick that sweeps them all up. After getting a needle under my kneecap years ago (yes it's possible and yes it takes painful surgery to remove it) I am very careful about keeping my floor clean. I hate carpet in the sewing room but that's what I have so make the best of it.
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    i bought a jute rug with rubbing backing to go under my sewing area just for these type reasons. though i do not have carpet, i had a really thick room sized wool rug that pins would get lost in or bits of thread & fabric would get trapped in. so in comes the jute rug (purchased at pier 1 or marshall's) and i can get everything up as there is no pile for small things to get lost and it's easy to clean.

    when i am on the floor on my knees pin basting my quilts, i use the foam garderner's knee pads to shield and pad my knees from the hard floor or pins my sewing buddy (cat) has managed to bat around. it works great.

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    Quote Originally Posted by athomenow View Post
    Love the pincushions but only have one that I stick needles in. I have a few magnetic bowls and things to keep them contained to the sewing table but if I knock them off I have another magnetic stick that sweeps them all up. After getting a needle under my kneecap years ago (yes it's possible and yes it takes painful surgery to remove it) I am very careful about keeping my floor clean. I hate carpet in the sewing room but that's what I have so make the best of it.
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    How adorable. think I need to start a pin cushion collection.
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