And here's the link for the pin cushion. The one in the tute is far prettier than mine! And the good thing is, if your DH has some CDs you can't stand, you can hide 'em in there - he'll NEVER find them! :mrgreen:

http://ivoryblushroses.blogspot.com/...-dreaming.html

Great tutorial; easy to understand and follow. Thank you so much for your time and effort.

K, thanks for the link to the pin cushion, looks easy enough...now since you say there are more than 24 hrs. in a day over there......can you send some of those extra hours over here????? :lol:

sorry Patti, would love to but can't spare them! :mrgreen:

Thanks, K3n, for posting the tutorial on the pin cushion assembly. It is so beautiful; of course you can make the embellishments, as in the tutorial, especially to have something pretty, or just make a scrappy one so you can "cover" it with your pins. As for filler, I have a friend who suggested using "crushed emory." That way, it would keep your pins (and needles) nice and sharp. She suggested maybe Lowe's or someone would carry it. Anyone heard of where it is sold?

Thanks for the link; I happen to like almost all of my DH cd's but there are a few my kids left hanging around that I rather not hear . . . . hmmmmm . . .

Absolutely splenderous and tiggeriffic! Totally great! I've never understood quilt as you go. This tute is wonderful. Thank you for the time you took to stop and take pictures and put this tute together. It's wonderful. I can't wait to try one!

That tutorial was wonderful! Sure wish the professionals could explain stuff half as good as you did. Please know you did a bang-up job and many of us greatly appreciate your time and effort. BTW...beautiful heart (the quilt and the quilter) Thank you

Thank YOU! Your last comment had me tearing up. :-D

Wow! You made it so easy! Good tute, k. Grumbling about bucket list..........