Wild Flower Pincushion – Free Pattern
Today’s feature is from Better Homes & Gardens with Wild Flower Pincushion (this one’s a keeper!):
Choose a mix of your favorite fabrics, pile on the petals, and watch your garden grow — dozens of fanciful pincushions could sprout up over a weekend.
Materials Needed:
1/4 yard multicolor print (pincushion sides, bottom)
1/8 yard orange floral (petals)
6″ square magenta polka dot (center)
6″ square heavy interfacing
Polyester fiberfill
Great project for fabric scraps! Please visit the site above for pattern details.
I’ve added this to the Free Pincushion Pattern List. See also Scrap Happy and Scrap Happy Update for more fabric scrap projects.
ETA: Free Membership required to download pattern (pdf).
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When I clicked on the link and tried to download the pattern the website required me to sign up and regsiter…. boo-hiss, bah-humbug… not interested.
I missed noting that S. Hen, I added it to the post (free membership required to download).
this is really cute. I don’t mind signing up for a membership. Thanks for posting this, looks like a great gift idea for the holidays. Maybe in holiday prints, too
Thanks!
New at this but am keen to explore all the pincushion patterns out there for gifts. This looks like a great place to get what I need
I made this pincushion months ago and absolutely love it. It holds tons of pins and I put my handsewing needles on some of the petals. Everyone that see it comments on how they like it. I used a scrap of satin fabric that has butterflys embroidered on it. I just centered one of the butterflys and used this as the center circle. Now it looks like my flower has a butterfly sitting on it feeding.