DIY Fruit Pin Cushion

You could simply store your pins in the plain plastic holder they come in, however for what reason not give one of your most diligent sewing apparatuses the introduction they merit with a brilliant, handcrafted stick pad? Utilizing only a couple of sheets of felt and some weaving string, you can make a lively pad for yourself or possibly make one for your primary press.

Things You'll Need

Substantial paper to make an example

2 sheets of felt

Launderable checking pen

Sharp scissors

Little white catch

1 skein of white weaving string

Weaving needle

1/2 yard of restricted trim

Little channel

Fine sand

Stage 1

Make a paper design by removing a hover with a 2 5/8-inch width and a square shape that is 1/2-inches x 8 3/4-inches. Draw 7 triangular segments inside the circle and cut one triangle out of paper.

Stage 2

Utilize a launderable marker to follow around your example pieces onto the felt. Cut two circles, one square shape and seven triangles with a sharp combine of scissors.

Stage 3

Sew a little white catch to the focal point of the best felt circle.

Stage 4

Utilizing a straight join, sew the triangular areas around the catch on the best circle piece.

Step 5

Sew the trim to one of the long sides of the rectangular piece of felt.

 Stage 6

Place the circle and the rectangular bits of felt with the wrong sides together, and utilize a sweeping line to connect the two pieces along the best edge. Snap here to figure out how to sew a sweeping join.

Stage 7

When you get around the whole best edge, cover the short finishes of the rectangular piece and utilize a straight fasten to join them together.

Stage 8

Connect the base hover piece with a sweeping fasten, leaving an inch or so open.

Stage 9

Place a little channel into the opening and empty the sand into the stick pad until the point when it is as full as you'd like.

Stage 10

At the point when the stick pad is loaded with sand, proceed with the sweeping fasten to close the opening.