These beautiful old molds...
and this chunky, gorgeous, cotton cable knit sweater...
came together to make a beautiful pincushion!
I cut out a square of fabric...
and hand sewed in a large circle,
pulling the sting tight as I went...
When I got to the end I stuffed the circle
with cotton balls...
and tied it tight...
Then I hot glued the stuffed fabric into the mold...
And voila!
And...
the rest of the sweater became a chunky, cozy,
pillow cover.
Susan
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Party Time @ It's So Very Cheri
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Wow Us Wednesday @ Savvy Southern Style
100 Ideas Under $100 @ Beyond The Picket Fence
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Flaunt it Friday @ Chic on a Shoestring
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Saturday Nite Special @ Funky Junk Interiors
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Sunday Showcase Party @ Under the Table and Dreaming
This is super cute! I love cable knits! They are sooo pretty!!
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What a great sweater, Susan! I love that you got two projects out of it, too. Those molds make for great pincushion bases. Love the pillow; I almost bought one of those at a store, but it was too much money. Especially after you see people making them from old sweaters.
ReplyDeleteLove the pillow cover! Looks so Pottery Barn ;)
ReplyDeleteLove those square molds! So clever to use the sweater!
ReplyDeleteJeanine
Cute! I think I could do that even if I had to use the glue gun. Well not the pillow!
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Hello Susan-
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful idea. I have a bunch of these molds that
I just found at the Goodwill.
And your pillow looks wonderful. Thanks for your inspiration.
sandraallen260@centurytel.net
yet another brilliant idea. Love those molds.
ReplyDeleteOh my this is so adorable! I want to make one!!
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Donna
Great repurposing. I love it! Stopping by and following via the Linky Followers Blog Hop at Its So Very Cheri!!! Have a great day!! :)
ReplyDeleteAdorable! I have a few little molds like that purchased a few years ago. Now I know what to do with them. And its a two-fer project, even better!
ReplyDeleteSo cute! I made a cable knit cushion cover out of an old red sweater & I adore it. It's so cuddly for the winter months.
ReplyDeleteTFS!
Your pincushion and pillow are lovely! Love how you repurposed the wonderful old sweater. Really pretty!
ReplyDeleteI thought for sure I had commented on this post! Goes to show how unclear my thinking is these days!! I love how cozy that pillow looks and the pincushions are very cute....great way to use up the scraps. Love them!
ReplyDeleteJane
Nice use of that sweater for the pillow. It looks comfy... The pin cushion is darling too.
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