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Yet another question. I want to make a pin cushion hooked together with a small garbage sack to put threads and things in. The one I seen was filled with something heavy enough (maybe sand) to sit on sewing maching table.The cushion was about3 x 5 and the sack was big enough to put your fist in. The sack hangs over the edge of the sewing machine table. The one I seen was sold at Joann's Fabrics. Hope this is clear enough. Thanks ahead of time for the help. poohvm
I do have this pattern in my sewing. I will look for it and get and let you know asap.
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i am still looking for my pattern but am not finding it yet--this is similiar to what you are talking about and to the pattern that I have. Mine is not so big especially the pin cushion. I also have a magnet strip on mine which is handy. I will keep looking though and get with you directly when i find it. thanks shelly
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Two places for you. 1) IF you want the pattern to make one, go to www.nancy'snotions.com . It is called a Scrap Sack Pattern and is $7.49. If you want one already made go to www.Etsy.com . They have a variety of them and they are caled Scrap Caddy's. Hope this helps. I have one I made and I love it, but I borrowed the pattern and don't know from whom.
You could either use dried rice, or a small dried bean(as used in soups).
Thanks for letting me input on this,
Jackie
I am still looking. I do know that the pin cushion was a piece of steel wool covered to keep needles and pins sharp.
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