Thanks for the great tips! I’ve been collecting vintage glassware, candle holders, small decorative bowls and tin cups with the desire to create pincushions with my counted cross stitch or vintage hankies from my grandmother. This was very helpful:-) Shelly
The glass dish with the metal ring is a shrimp cocktail server, the ring is to hold small forks, and it probably had a small glass bowl to nestle in the larger dish that held ice.
Hi Laura, I have been watching your videos for a couple of weeks and I have to tell you how much you have helped me with lots of different tips and tutorials. For example, yesterday for the first time ever, I confidently sewed binding around a table runner! Thank you for all your great efforts! You are helping so many of us.......Love from Australia.
What a great idea and so many different containers! A great way to have more than one pin cushion! This idea as you say will make wonderful gifts for friends.
I have made multiple pin cushions from some of my nick naks and one of them is a small teapot that was a toy of my mother's. I never thought of double sided tape.Thank you for showing yours.
Good way to use those decorative ashtrays that are no longer needed for their original purpose. (Thrift store finds) Good to make a pin cushion of a nice height to set beside the sewing machine. Make appropriate height cushion & glue it into the ashtray. I like the idea of double stick tape, as some of the Depression Glass ashtrays are quite collectible. Same principle would work with coffee mugs, music boxes, small Valentine candy boxes (makes 2) and more. Thanks for sharing the idea and how-to. Always appreciate ways to reuse, repurpose, recycle.
Love these ideas just wonderful i have a little cowboy hat that sets in my kitchen window that holds scrubs and things it would be perfect as a pin cushion
Great video and cute ideas! I love that clear on you showed at the end...what was that container made for originally? TFS all your great and fun ideas!
I remember back in 60's we had cloth baby diapers with safety pins, I was told to drag safety pins through your hair several times before you pin the baby cloth diapers as hair will sharpened it. I have not tried that. I wonder if you put hair in or not? Also I was surfing the net and saw something like the amazon selling bags of grated nut shells for that as it says it will sharpened your needles. Huh what?
The dish is for shrimp cocktail I think it's missing the inner glass cup/bowl to set in the biger dish with ice, the ring was for the small forks. Restaurant supply stores would have them or Ebay.
Thanks for the great tips! I’ve been collecting vintage glassware, candle holders, small decorative bowls and tin cups with the desire to create pincushions with my counted cross stitch or vintage hankies from my grandmother. This was very helpful:-) Shelly
The glass dish with the metal ring is a shrimp cocktail server, the ring is to hold small forks, and it probably had a small glass bowl to nestle in the larger dish that held ice.
Thank you for ALL of your inspirations! Love your videos.
Hi Laura, I have been watching your videos for a couple of weeks and I have to tell you how much you have helped me with lots of different tips and tutorials. For example, yesterday for the first time ever, I confidently sewed binding around a table runner!
Thank you for all your great efforts! You are helping so many of us.......Love from Australia.
I'm sew happy to hear that the videos are helpful :) and thank you for watching
What a great idea and so many different containers! A great way to have more than one pin cushion! This idea as you say will make wonderful gifts for friends.
I have made multiple pin cushions from some of my nick naks and one of them is a small teapot that was a toy of my mother's. I never thought of double sided tape.Thank you for showing yours.
What a great idea! I made a couple of pincushions with tuna cans but those are even better! Thanks for sharing
How cute! Makes me want to go to the op shops and scout around for items to turn into useful sewing & pincushion containers!
I use steel wool in some of my homemade pincushions - helps to sharpen the pins every time I put them in. 😉
Love these ideas. You are very creative!
Good way to use those decorative ashtrays that are no longer needed for their original purpose. (Thrift store finds) Good to make a pin cushion of a nice height to set beside the sewing machine. Make appropriate height cushion & glue it into the ashtray. I like the idea of double stick tape, as some of the Depression Glass ashtrays are quite collectible.
Same principle would work with coffee mugs, music boxes, small Valentine candy boxes (makes 2) and more.
Thanks for sharing the idea and how-to. Always appreciate ways to reuse, repurpose, recycle.
Love your pincushions!
That was excellent!! Fabulous ideas. Thank you!
Such great ideas! I need a couple of new pin cushions 💕! 🤠
loved this one. I have collected a number of objects or containers to create pincushions, but have yet to start. Thanks for the inspiration.
Awesome ideas ! Thank you for sharing !
Great ideas! U r so creative. 👏👍♥️
This was a great idea. I'm trying this today. Thanks for this video
What awesome ideas! Thank you!😃
Love the shell idea. Thank you
Just great ... love the ideas... thank you.
Wonderful idea. Thank you
Love these ideas just wonderful i have a little cowboy hat that sets in my kitchen window that holds scrubs and things it would be perfect as a pin cushion
love this! great ideas!
thank you - I love pincushions!!
Love these ideas. 😍
Really love these ideas thanks for sharing... great gift ideas can’t wait to start sharing them around... Jules from Australia.
very clever....thank you
Beautiful ideas, nice for gifts, thank you , you are amazing....❤️🌹❤️🌹❤️🌹
Love these ideas. I’m going to have a rummage now🤓🧐
Great ideas 👍🥰🇨🇦
I have made many of these as gifts.
Every nice! Laura I thought when you make a pin cushion it had to be filled with something that would sharpen your pins. This is great!
If you have that option that would be great. But if not some fiber fil works too
I lived with my daughter for a few months after she had her baby. I had my sewing machine with me and I turned an old teapot into a pin cushion.
Love the video!
Awesome!
I love the covered 3 divider dish idea. Yard sales!!
Oh yeah :)
how fun!
I just the other day went to a thrift store and bought quite a few glass containers to make pin cushions.
Smart!
О! Я так люблю переделки. Это удобно и остроумно! Спасибо!
Lots of good ideas. I may have to reclaim an item from the charity shop!
Great video and cute ideas! I love that clear on you showed at the end...what was that container made for originally? TFS all your great and fun ideas!
I believe it is a flower arrangement dish lol
I remember back in 60's we had cloth baby diapers with safety pins, I was told to drag safety pins through your hair several times before you pin the baby cloth diapers as hair will sharpened it. I have not tried that. I wonder if you put hair in or not? Also I was surfing the net and saw something like the amazon selling bags of grated nut shells for that as it says it will sharpened your needles. Huh what?
Where did you find theclear glass with metal ring piece? Does it have a name to Google? Been looking everywhere
The dish is for shrimp cocktail I think it's missing the inner glass cup/bowl to set in the biger dish with ice, the ring was for the small forks. Restaurant supply stores would have them or Ebay.
Hi if you make place mats what batting can I get
You can really use any batting, poly will be better to wash, but hot things don't like it as much. Cotton always works best