Smarter Pincushion Tip for Quilters | Snippets with Patterns By Jen

 

Close-up of a handmade fabric pincushion with a pink button used to separate sewing needles.

Clever Pincushion Tutorial: Keep Your Needles Organized

Looking for a simple pincushion tutorial with a fun and practical twist? In this week’s Snippets with Patterns By Jen, I’m sharing an easy pincushion project plus a clever tip to keep your needles separated using a button. 

P.S. Huron, SD guild members, if you're the one who shared this tip with me, I'd love to hear from you so I can share credit, because it's a game changer. 💜

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It’s a small detail, but it makes a big difference—especially if you like having different needles ready while sewing or quilting.

Why this project is perfect for you:

• Beginner-friendly

• Scrap-friendly

• Ideal for quilters, sewists, and handmade gift-givers

Supplies I used:

• Emery sand: 👉 https://amzn.to/45wLUh6 (affiliate link)
  
  

Want to see exactly how I make it? Check out the full video tutorial on YouTube:

This pincushion tutorial is quick, fun, and a great way to add a handmade touch to your sewing space. Whether you’re a beginner looking for an easy project or an experienced quilter wanting a clever storage trick, this project is perfect for you.

Snippets by Patterns By Jen are short, sweet tutorials designed to spark creativity, encourage new ideas, and bring joy to your quilting journey.

Ready to try it? Grab a few scraps, a button, and some emery sand, and make your sewing space both cute and organized.