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Use canning jar rings to make darling pin cushions for any occasion!
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You come up with the BEST ideas!! That is adorable fabric too. I used to have some of that. Those are the happiest little leprechans, aren't they?! What kind of glue do you use? Hot glue?
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Cute idea!
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I threw/dribbled a lot of tacky glue. Honestly, it took 5 mins & the girls will think I am a genius!
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Go Dotty! You are the best brownie troop leader!
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It helps if you have a box of those ring things. You think I should throw this clutter out. Then you think,. but I could do something with them!
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I am saving this one for VBS. Thanks for sharing
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So cute and very very quick!!
I have a very very old pincushion made from a jar ring that has rose velvet center with a ribbon around the jar ring itself. I found it in my d mil things when she passed. No one else in the family sews but me so I was fortunate to get it along with 2 crocheted ones. I collect pincushions and love to see new ones. |
And if you have the jars too, just think what you could pack in there. A little sewing kit with needles and spools of thread, some fun buttons, embroidery threads with a pair of snips, hand cream, even some small iron-on transfers or quilt templates (i.e., hexagon papers). What a fun gift for a fellow crafter.
For a non-crafting friend, you could include basic replacement buttons, thread, needles, needle threaders, iron-on patches, band-aids (you know they stab themselves!). Such a cute idea for a sewing first aid kit. Dotty, you always have the cutest ideas. |
Actually, my lst pincushion swap came like that!
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