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Cupcake Pin Cushion
A pin cushion good enough to eat.
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First of all you will need to make a template for the cup. You will need a circle [template] for the bottom and a long rectangle strip [template] that will fit around the circumference of the circle. Take a piece of felt in the colour that you would like the cup. Then draw out the shapes from the templates on to the felt.
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Take a piece of thread in a colour matching the felt and using a hemming stitch sew the rectangle along the circumference of the circle.
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Sew the two pieces together until you have something that looks like this.
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Now sew down the open side.
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Find a piece of foam that will fit inside comfortably.
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Now take the felt in the colour that you want the cupcake to be and cut out a large circle [template].
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Wrap the felt circle around a piece of foam making sure that it fits nicely.
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Place this inside the cup you made earlier and pin in place. Sew the cupcake in place using a running stitch.
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Now cut out an icing shape [template] out of the third piece of felt. Find some thread that matches the colour. Sew the icing to the top of the cupcake using a hemming stitch.
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Find a small red piece of foam. Sew this to the top of your cupcake. This is the cherry.
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I sewed little beads to the cupcake to look like sprinkles. You can add eyes or whatever you want to decorate it. I choose not to add eyes because I would be using it as a pin cushion and it would make me feel cruel.
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Posted By:Cat Morley »
June 20, 2005 12:58
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Melissa
22 Aug 02:20
I love this project--Very cute! Thanks for the tutorial!
Melissa
Thrilled to be here
28 Nov 16:08
Could this cupcake be any more delectable?
Nayely E.
07 Sep 18:58
Haha... never mind about the pin-cushion bracelet... you beat me to it :P
Not A.
18 Dec 03:38
it IS good enough to eat *mouth water*