Hi everyone,
I joined a pincushion swap and it started in January. My first pincushion made it to Janne in Norway. I made her a scrappy log cabin pincushion and a scrappy needle keeper.
Both of these were made with fabric in my crumb bin. Love it when I can use tiny pieces of fabric to make something useful.
I received a pincushion from Tanja. It's super cute. Here it is.
I love pincushions. I have a variety of them. I'm so excited to be able to add to my collection.
I've also been working on my En Provence quilt designed by Bonnie K. Hunter.
I have the 16 blocks done.
Now, I'm working on the sashing blocks. I still have quite a bit of sewing to do on this quilt. There are a lot of pieces in this quilt. Lol! But that's what makes it so special. I'm using only stash fabric and have not purchased any fabric for this quilt. Love it!
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Cute pincushions that you made and received--
I have a collection of them in my wooden bowl--
but for some reason I seem to always use the same ones--
but love looking at them all--
love your Bonnie quilt==great colors together and it is coming along--
keep going--
enjoy the moments, di
What a wonderful swap club!
Pincushiosnare always fun to make and receive. Your quilt is coming together nicely and all from the stash - fantastic!
I love pincushions too and yours look great (both the one you sent and the one you received). Your quilt is progressing very well - how cool that it is all from stash.
Cute pincushions! I love the purple one. And En Provence is coming along nicely. I know you will be happy when that one is done.
So many pretty projects here! The pincushions are adorable. The En Provence quilt is wonderful. It looks like it was a challenging one to piece - lots of small pieces!!
Lovely pincushions. Janne is my friend, and I know she will love these. I just got a pincushion from Tanja, too. So sweet.
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