Wednesday, June 16, 2010

Joy Of A Garden Pincushion

Anni Downs' 'Joy of a Garden' Pincushion from Homespun No 84 Vol 11 No 5...sure was a joy to make! I used a mug tree, that I already had, for the stand, and as I don't have alot of felt, I just made do with my fabric, where Anni had used felt.

I nearly have as many pincushions as I do bags now, but still use my dressing gown to put my needle in, when I do sewing of a night time!lol!

Bye For Now

Lisa

29 comments:

Sheila said...

Lisa,
That is just too cute , love it! Great job!
Sheila

Jo in TAS said...

Looks fabulous! You're going to love Anni's new book, some great bag and pouch patterns to be made.

birtyboutique0i0 said...

That's a great pincushion.

Terry said...

I love your pincushion! I saw on Anni's blog that it was in Homespun but I can't seem to find it here in the US. :0(

Peg - Happy In Quilting said...

Lisa....that is just do gorgeous, you have done an amazing job...

Roseanne said...

YOU Pincaushion is just beautiful Love all the pin on top

Deb said...

Lisa, that is really gorgeous. You can never have too many pincushions.
hugs Deb

Maggey and Jim said...

That really turned out beautiful.. I love it and I love her work..Your colors and designs really make it..
Maggey

manda said...

It's gorgeous Lisa! It really does look like a big flower! Great idea for the mug stand. Love the fabrics you used! And I love all your little mushrooms!

Anonymous said...

Oh it's beautiful! What a great job you did. I love the look of it in fabric. I have that issue of Homespun and you have really tempted me to give this a go. I just love it!

Cardygirl said...

Looks great...well done!

katrien said...

What a lovely pincushion.

RG said...

Oh you did it Lisa!!!
It turned out so beautifully.... This is still definitely on my to-do list!
It's gorgeous and would make very happy looking at that everyday and what a great idea using a mug tree!

Sue-Anne said...

It's gorgeous Lisa. My friend was in Sydney today and she sent me a photo of her holding Annie's! I didn't realise how big it was. Well Done!!!!

Shirley said...

Well done Lisa, as ever you have produced something worth seeing and it is so different.
Shirley.x

Francien said...

I love it Lisa!...its stunning!...i even like it better with your fabrics...well done!!
greetings Francien.

Cath Ü said...

You have gotta love pincushions.. it is stunning... Love your fabric choices and you have given an old mug tree new life...LOL

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Cath Ü

Julia said...

wow Lisa...it's fabulous..love it!
Julia ♥

Anita said...

Hi Lisa, It doesn't matter that you still stick your needle in your dressing down, what counts is that you have lots of bags and lots of pincushions!! lol. Kind regards, Anita.

Sandra Henderson said...

This is so lovely! You did a great job making it, I've never seen one like this. XO

Bev C said...

Hello Lisa,

Just stunning. Maybe you could cut up your dressing gown and turn it into a pincushion!!!! Can't wait to see what you are working on next. Have a great weekend.
Happy Days.
Bev.xoxo

Anonymous said...

Now that looks lovely... Of course you don't use what pin cushions you make, dressing gown is just as good....

Teresa said...

This is on my to-do list also Lisa. Yours is absolutely gorgeous and I LOVE the idea of using a mug tree for the base.. very clever. I just counted and I have a total of 5 pincushions on my table!!!! Really! how many do you need? hehehe xx

Sarah said...

WOW!! Totally love that pin cushion Lisa! Well done! Great idea to use a mug tree too!
x Sarah

Christine said...

WOW. Love your pincushion. The fabrics you used look great.

Helen said...

Love this pincushion.. you have done an awesome job.

Helen

Sweet Cinnamon Stitches said...

Just gorgeous!!
Jane.

Elizabeth Newton said...

Hi Lisa,
We spotted your lovely pincushion from Homespun on your blog and wondered if you'd like to share it in our Readers' Showcase please?
Regards,
Elizabeth Newton
Deputy Editor, Homespun

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