How to Make Cushiony Valentines for All Your Crafty Friends - CraftStylish

How to Make Cushiony Valentines for All Your Crafty Friends

comments (2) February 12th, 2013     

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MaryRay Mary Ray, contributor
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These cute, little easy-to-make pin cushions surely say, Be Mine.
You need a cookie cutter, some fabric, some batting, and some ribbon.
Cover a stack of batting hearts with fabric placed on the bias, and shove it through the cookie cutter.
These cute, little easy-to-make pin cushions surely say, Be Mine.

These cute, little easy-to-make pin cushions surely say, "Be Mine."

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You can never have too many pin cushions. And these will make every crafter say, "Be Mine." I made one from an old cookie cutter and the other from a tired dish towel, and here's how I did it.

The Cookie Cutter Valentine

To make this version you'll need: a heart-shaped cookie cutter that's about an inch deep; a scrap of fabric 6 inches square; some quilt batting (I used a new batting from Quilters Dream called Dream Green that's made from recycled plastic bottles, so this whole project really is eco-friendly); some stiff, firm fabric to make a base; a piece of ribbon or trim; and some fabric adhesive.

  You need a cookie cutter, some fabric, some batting, and some ribbon.

1. Cut the batting into heart shapes, tracing the inside of the cookie cutter for a pattern. Make a stack of batting hearts that's about 1/2 inch taller than the cookie cutter.

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Comments (2)

Nodan writes: Beautiful, I want to have a try.
Posted: 2:36 am on February 20th
lilypadrose writes: That is genius! Whoever thought of using a cookie cutter as the metal banding! I L_O_V_E it! And will start tomorrow!
Posted: 2:39 am on January 29th
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