Tuesday, June 11, 2013

Teacup Pincushion Tutorial

One of the things I love the most is giving (and getting, of course) a hand-made gift. A gift you've made yourself shows that you care. You didn't just stopped by the shop around the corner to get fancy soap / book / body lotion / bottle of wine / whatever. So here's a cute hand-made gift, that is also perfect for someone who likes to sew and likes pretty things. And it's also perfect for you, gift giver, because it'll take you exactly 5 minutes to make.

Teacup Pincushion Tutorial @ The Crafeteria


You'll need:
A nice teacup
Fabric scrap measuring approx. 40*40cm (15.7"*15.7")
Fiberfill stuffing
Rubber Band
Glue (I like to use a hot glue gun)

Teacup Pincushion Tutorial @ The Crafeteria
A nice teacup

Now take your fabric scrap and place the fiberfill stuffing in the middle of it. Wrap the stuffing with the fabric and tie with rubber band.

Teacup Pincushion Tutorial @ The Crafeteria
If you got a long tail, like mine, it's better to cut it off a little

Apply glue inside the cup and glue the fabric with the fiberfill stuffing inside.
That's it! Easy, right?

Teacup Pincushion Tutorial @ The Crafeteria

And here are all the steps together, just to remind you how easy it was to make it.

Teacup Pincushion Tutorial @ The Crafeteria




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26 comments:

  1. That's cute and a really good idea!

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  2. Really like this. I am not a sewer, only wish I could but never had anyone to teach me. Trying myself didn't work at all...haha. I made a mess every time I tried

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    1. I learned online, there are so many great tutorials out there. If I managed to do it, I'm sure you can :)

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  3. Cute! What a fun gift idea too.

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  4. What a neat idea, this would come super useful when I sew. Thank you!

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  5. These are so cute! What a great gift...I wish I knew someone who sews! lol

    Maybe I'll have to learn to sew & make one for myself! ;)

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    1. Yes! Go ahead and learn to sew :) But I'm warning you - it's addictive...

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  6. This is really nice - although I do not sew my Mom does and I think I will make it for her with a teacup I have that was part of an old set of my grandma. My mother will appreciate having it and will remember her Mom when she uses it.

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    1. Maria, that sounds fantastic, I'm sure your mom will be very happy. Please send a link when it's done, I'd love to see how it came out!

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  7. This is a nice, and novel idea, especially for someone like me who's into all things related to tea.

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  8. That is such a cute and super-easy idea! I love it!!

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  9. That is cute. My mom sews and this would be great for her since she is always losing the pins.

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    1. Thanks :) If you end up making it, I'd love you to post a link to the picture.

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  10. Oh how cute! I bet you could use other things as well like vintage cans! <3

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    1. Definitely! That's a great idea :)
      Thanks for stopping by!

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  11. This is very pretty, and I have a lot of sewing friends who would like it. I'm going to have to remember this for little birthday gifts! I'm visiting from Thee Networking Blog Hop, and I'm glad to have found you here :)

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  12. What a great and cute idea. This would make a great gift too!

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