I remember the very first time I saw this amazing pincushion. It was just over two years ago and I had just started my quilting adventure. I remember wishing that I could make something that lovely. It looked so complicated and difficult. Something that I could never possibly make. I forgot about that pincushion until this afternoon, while I was working on an Etsy order for a little half Dresden pincushion that I make for my shop. I am always looking for a new challenge and that pincushion popped into my head. I started cutting more little Dresden blades and then went back and found Mary's wonderful tutorial. I don't have the patience to do the amazing hand work that Mary does, but I love my finished pincushion. It's actually too cute to stick pins into, so it is going to live on a shelf in our TV room.
Most of the past few weeks have been spent working both at my "big girl" job and on a custom order using Country Girls.
I love your pincushion and the cushion! Too cute!! :)
ReplyDeleteYour pincushion and pillow are both adorable and you have the talent and skill to do anything you want!! It will turn out adorable!! Pretty table setting too!!
ReplyDeleteYour fabrics are always so adorable. I'm just starting out in patchwork and I find you blog incredibly inspirational. I'm going to have a go at making one of those pincushions myself :-)
ReplyDeleteHappy St. Patricks Day Debbie! I always love seeing what cute stuff you are working on. Love the pincushion and the pillow. Now pass me a cupcake ok? :>)
ReplyDeleteVery cute pincushion and pillow
ReplyDeleteHappy Spring and St. Paddy's day Debbie! Love your latest finishes with the fussy cut centers, both are so pretty.
ReplyDeleteThe time change kicked my butt this year, all I wanted to do was sleep in.
I love your little pincushion and the fabrics are lovely too. You always have a good eye for putting things together.
ReplyDeleteYour pin cushion is sew adorable! My first thought was too cute to stick pins in! Lovely pillow. The centre fabric is darling. What fabric line is it? Thanks for sharing! I love your blog, very inspiring! I recently just started a blog, angelquilts.blogspot.ca.
ReplyDeleteI love tiny dresden plates. The pincushion is so very sweet. =)
ReplyDeleteLove the pincushion!! So sweet. I'm going to try that too. :)
ReplyDeleteHello Debbie I just adore your gorgeous new pincushion!! You have chosen the most beautiful colours for it! Love your sweet pillow too :)
ReplyDeleteHappy week!
Helen xox