This is my pincushion that one of my children made for me about 10 years ago and for that reason I am reluctant to stop using it, although it is starting to look a bit worse for wear! I 've been noticing pincushion all over the place and have listed some that I like.
Unfortunately I can't remember where I found this beautiful crochet pincushion other that to say it was somewhere on etsy.
These little lovelies were spotted on skinny la minx's blog and were made by a lady called Beryl. 
Finally, the blue colourway of the linen crocheted pincushion from the unknown crafter on etsy! I love tapestry and crochet and these have inspired me to combine the two and make some new pincushions for myself.
3 comments:
Hi Dizzy. Thanks for compliments.The worms are interesting but don't keep me busy like my tapestry work does.At the moment I'm on a big project involving 25 pincushion size medalions, all different.Needs lots of thought to invent different designs & select colours. I was asked by our Stitcher group to make this project as a cushion to raffle for funds for charity but as far as I'm concerned no one is going to sit on it! In fact I might give the charity a lump sum & keep the thing for myself or children.I will frame it.It can be raffled for charity when I'm gone !
Beryl
I desperately need a pin cushion. That crocheted one is gorgeous. I must get round to making myself one!
I have changed my blog name to beeatwoodsideblogspot.com.At least I didn't my grandson who came to help me with this toy suggested I change to this one.However this is not the reason I'm writing this. If you look at my blog you will see in a few days time some other tapestries I have done.I still keep my pondoki worms.
Beryl
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