Each of the kits include all the fabric you need to make the pincushion, plus full instructions and actual size templates to cut out. All you need is a Sewline glue pen for basting and filling. They do make a perfect small project for retreats, as well as a great introduction to curved English paper-piecing. Why not treat a crafty friend this Christmas! What's more, if you subscribe to my Newsletter, you get 20% off each kit!
This week I've also taken delivery of these scrummy Flora Pop fabrics from Michael Miller, I have so many ideas of what to make with them, I just need the time! I have listed them by the metre, as well as a 9pc fat quarter bundle.
Meanwhile, I'm also making further progress on my EPP BOM, to be released early next year, I'm now working on the larger rounds including this 'overlapping' design which was a sod to work out how to match up, but I've finally cracked it!
Linking up with Let's Bee Social, Midweek Makers and Needle & Thread Thursday
Its always a treat seeing little pin cushions! Yours is adorable! Love seeing the progress you are making on the EPP...can't wait to see more and more!
ReplyDeleteThank you Jayne, the EPP is getting there slowly, just have to get on with writing up the instructions now... not my favrourite bit! :)
DeleteVery adorable pin cushion!
ReplyDeleteThank you Susan, glad you like it :)
DeleteWhat gorgeous fabrics! I love your pincushion. I have never tried EPP, but I am very tempted!
ReplyDeleteThank you! You should try it, its soooo addictive! :)
DeleteThis is such a cute pincushion and those fabrics are beautiful!
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