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Pin Cushion Bracelet
Keep your pins on hand with a pin cushion bracelet.
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Find a nice sized bottle cap.
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Cut out a large circle of fabric, about 4 times the size of the bottle cap.
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Find / cut a suitable sized ball of foam.
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Wrap the circle of fabric around the foam, folding over and pining each of the corners.
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Take a needle and thread and sew the corners in to meet in the middle.
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Take some strong adhesive glue and glue the edges and base of the bottle cap. Place the fabric ball in the cap and leave to dry.
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Cut a strip of vinyl long enough to fit around your wrist and glue the cap on top, leave to dry.
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Take some snaps and punch in to either end. You're ready to get pinning.
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Posted By:Cat Morley »
March 18, 2007 04:00
Popular tags: Dressmaking / Tailoring, Revamping, Painting & Decorating, Christmas, Decorating, Gothic, Clothing & Fabric, and Beadwork
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Charlene
25 Mar 17:51
Geez, isn't in hard work to always post up new projects to keep us interested?
Nayely E.
07 Sep 18:22
Wow.. that bracelet is amazing.. was it intended for fashion use only or actual pin usage during sowing?
Here's a small thought.. make them look like cupcakes!
♫ BecSTAR ♫
07 Nov 17:29
Nayely that's a pretty cool idea, though it is still pretty sweet. Tis a good idea, then you aint got to keep putting them back and getting them out again whilst in the middle of sewing. I HAVE to make one!!