After making the starfish pincushion, I wondered what one would look like made with 2 grandmother’s flower garden blocks. So I grabbed 2 GFG blocks I had stitched together and six one-inch diamonds and made this pincushion.
This is the other side. It’s rather thick and not even my longest pins come through on the other side. Stuffing this one was much, much easier as I had found a bag of fibrefill (or whatever it’s called). Way easier to use than tearing off bits of cotton batts and stuffing those in!
I’m not quite sure what this look is, other than maybe a just waking up look!
The heat and humidity over the weekend were high. However, it has broken a bit now and is quite pleasant. We had absolutely torrential rain yesterday and a portion of the roof garden that is on an incline seems to have turned into a wee bit of a mud slide. One of the cleaning staff has been out on the roof garden for hours this morning trying to clean it up.

A lot of people are making pincushions these days it seems!!! Some people collect pincushions, some collect thimbles, I collect… nothing really…I don’t think I do?8-)Love your patterns and charm pack that you won! Too cute!I have a charm pack just waiting for me to tackle it! 8-)Thanks for your visit!Happy stitchings!
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That pincushion turned out nice! What shape are you going to tackle next? It is fun seeing how they come out 3-dimensional.Your cat has the “don’t mess with me and my nap” look :o)
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You’re really pumping out the finished projects this summer! Please send me some energy. *s* Cute pincushions. Your flowers are really pretty, too.
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Cathi I love them. They are so darling. What a great idea.
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Lovely pin cushions Cathi…..
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Cathi,You continually amaze me with your work – I love these new pincushions!! Beautiful! 🙂 These so far might be my favorite!
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The pincushions are really lovely! I’ve been itching to try English paper piecing, but hesitant to start a whole quilt. These are the perfect solution. Do you mind if I ‘borrow’ your idea?
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I’m loving your pincushions…….after this afternoon’s rain, I would get the roof top is one big mud puddle is it?Gill
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Great pincushion! I started quilting with the tomato one from the sewing shop, but recently I got a handmade one and I like it so much more. I’m going to have to take a cue from you and start making some.
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