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For the second time this week, my post has posted before I finished typing and editing. I am not sure what I'm doing differently! I apologize for typing errors and general fumbling.This afternoon, I checked this out from the public library:What a nice book! (Web Link Here) I read a post by Annette about these charming pincushions and the spookie eye was such a hoot!! She has links on her post.

More pumpkin fun found here. If you have never worked with felted wool, give it a try. It is so fun and easy. The tutorial suggests you can use this for a pincushion too!

ARGH!!! It must be me ... as some of my links from the previous post didn't appear on my blog : ) To continue ... as I was surfing thru blogs, I found many creative pincusions! There is a wonderful post here Monica's patchwork creations & she has several links in the post to other sites & patterns! This site, has beautiful bottle cap pincusions pictured & tutoial.

Happy October 1st! October has always been a special time for me. It is the birthday month for both my mom and sister. It marks the start of the cool, crisp Fall season which has always been a "lightswitch" to my creative journey, leading up to Christmas sewing.

When I did post the links to the pincushions? On Wednesday? So it only took me six days to remember I've posted pincushion links in the past. I am so with it.So, for all you pincushion fans, you should first check out Tip Nut's list of 22 free pincushion patterns.I just found this tutorial for a

I am working on a free pattern for Cloth Doll Artistry . It will be a dollmaker's paperweight. It is easy to make and ideal for my sewing table. I have a cat who loves my sewing table. She will play with my thread if I let her.

Oh my! Well, I said I set aside sewing time and I did. This is the result of my time… I made this tiny pincushion, with a 2″ 60 degree diamond.  I glued a button on the bottom, for stability, and it works great! However I realized, that once the button was glued on, that was pretty much it as far as embellishment.

Just a note - if you click on the pictures, you’ll go to the blogs or sites where these pincushions live full time. Is that adorable or what? This is truly an Angel Cushion! Look at the other one she made… Satu is the maker of these little darlings, she is from Finland.

Look at this pincushion Lizzie made…All one color, what a neat idea! I like that and will have to try that myself. You can never have too many pincushions! And Annette made this one - isn’t that cute, made from quilting cottons?

You can download the September issue over at Cotton Spice Quilting Magazine   Once you get there, click on the link right there on the magazine and it’ll take you to the download page.  112 pages packed with projects, articles and stories.