Replay: Easy Pincushions with Jenny, Misty, and Cindy 

Thank you for the tutorial. I have a tomato pin cushion that is 48 years old and finally started to fall apart. I decide to reuse the wood shavings inside it. Took it apart and I finally know where all my machine needles and hand needles disappeared to. In that little tomato I found 25 machine needles, 30 hand needles and numerous headless pins. I will be trying one of your ideas. Thanks again.

Enjoyed watching your pin cushion video and all other videos from Missouri Star Quilt Company

I love all the ideas for pin cushions. I have been wanting to find some unique ones. now I can make my own. Thanks

Wow! You girls are fantastic!

I have all the supplies for several (hopefully) cool pincushions. Wasn’t sure what to do with them. Now, I’m just going to attack the daylights out of them. Thanks for the push! LOL

Love the pincushion idea. Also, thank you for the info to upload the Quiltspace app.

All those uses for all my little saved things I have around the place. Looks like so much fun and I even have hair ties.

Hey guys, I think you all are the greatest. So knowledgeable

Thank you for doing your new thimble. I bought two pink ones when you came to Pigeon Forge. One was for my boss (35) who’s name is Jenny, who is not a quitter or sewer at all but is now in remission from breast cancer. I also ordered the breast cancer quilt kit from you guys and got the sweetest note which I will give her when I finish her quilt. Thank you ALL so much for your continued encouragement! Praying for you!🙏🏻🙏🏻

Such a fun project made by fun people! I laughed and was thoroughly entertained! I love the concept of using antiques to make a pincushion!

I heard about Quilt space app for the first time at the Chicago Quilt show last weekend. Didn't realize it did all that. Can't wait to check it out!

Thanks for the tutorial! I made 4 pin cushions for family for Mother's Day. It was so fun and everyone loved them.

😊 I am so pleased to have just happened upon your pin cushion tutorial! Now I know what to do with the cute little "plant holders" I admire but pass up... Jenny, I taught myself to quilt about 5 years ago, determined to learn, I found your tutorials and I'm totally addicted to to the entire sewing/quilting process, and to The Missouri Star Quilting Co! Your bubbly personality and "down home" approach sealed the deal!! Thank you. Btw, I love your thimble cup!!

Loved the fun and learning to make the pincushions

Hi girls, I made a pincushion (round ball-like) and glued a golf tee in the end of it with the wide side inside ball and put it into a spool of thread to hold my sewing needles when I am hand-quilting or sewing. Great idea to not lose my needles. It looks great on my spool of thread. My quilter friends really liked them as quilting stocking stuffers.

Hi you too are so adorable I watch your videos all the time loved the pin cushions

What a wonderful video ! Very entertaining and informative.

I really enjoyed the pin cushions what. Fun and so inspiring.

This has been sooooo good for my sewing (self) esteem! Three accomplished seamstresses STRUGGLING to make pin cushions! Thank you😘

Absolutely love your videos. I started quilting about 7 months ago and have made 6 quilts so far- all Jenny's designs- am working on the disappearing pinwheel churndash now.

Just watched my first Missouri Star You Turbe video on pin cushions. It was so fun. I will be back for more videos.

Hello from Lubbock, TX. Enjoyed the show. Can't wait to make my own pin cushion.

I wanted to find a video for making gift pincushions for Christmas gifts. I am off to my thrift store to find cute little knick knacks to get started. Thank you for showing us how easy it is!!! cute

great picture of misty and Jenny

Love this show and craft pincushions.

Great idea! I have sooo many ideas for pincushions!

Great idea. Can't wait to make one with my granddaughter.

Sandy from Texas. Thanks for sharing

You guys are so much fun to watch. It gives me so much pleasure every week on Tuesday and Friday to know I am getting a visit from Missouri Star in my own home. Keep up the great work.

Loved your pin cushions. Very much motivating. Thanks a Lot. I will do one for me.

A local ceramic shop had the thimble and friend of mine got one and painted it silver before she gifted it to me and I made a pin cushion out if it. I put some small clean rocks in the very bottom to add stability and I used handquilting thread for the gathering thread. Several friends fell in love with it so I have been making them for birthday presents for them.

I love all the ideas for pincushions. I didn't know what to fill it with and you answered that! Thanks so much. I love the thimble!

This was wonderful and interesting about the walnuts.

I feel like I’m right beside you guys. Feels like my little quilting buddies. Everyone talking at once. Happy stitching

Awesome the pin cushion from Jenny, signed would be the bestever gift for a quilter....love the live shows as much as the tutorials. Thank you Jenny & your wonderful family, and business.....your the best.

Thanks to the three of you, we have learned a lot. And seeing your mishaps are very helping because they happen to us too and then we know how to fix them. Have a great day! These pincushions are practical and beautiful at the same time. 🌺🌸

I can just see a lovely row of pin cushions on my windowsill.........🙄🙄🙄 I'm on it. Thank you.

First time watcher. Loved it. Did not know about Facebook and now quiltspace. will join.

So much fun...Love watching the "pros" make mistakes like the rest of us. Thanks Jenny and all for your great videos. Love, love, love them!

A little girl's shoe makes a cute pin cushion base. Using a hair tie is a great idea!

Thanks guys never knew about the walnut shells! cute show

Love all of your videos thanks for all the hard work

I made these to sell at our last quilt show. I used rickrack, buttons & ribbon that blended with fabric, (e.g.bee button with fabric that had bees on it & ribbon that look like a tape measure); I used lace and some small rhinestone pins or buttons to glam up a few of them; I used doilies too. I used metal & ceramic sugar bowls and all sorts of small ceramic flower vases, etc. It is my understanding that the walnut shells help keep that needles sharp and I used a combination (like Jenny) of walnut shells and polyfill. So fun searching for items.

I make pincushions from anything with a joke at the top. Especially old tiny bowls and cups. Toothpick holders are so awesome cause you can pack them and push your pins deep. Wonderful tutorial ladies. Love the hoarder 🤣❤️

Hi Jenny just joined your family My mamas last wish was I should learn to quilt, she’s been gone 5 years and here I’m quilting now just barely made one quilt ,a brand new quilter😅 That star up in the sky is looking at me and I’m here learning from all your videos ThankYou Missouri Star quilt company To me You are “Moms star quilt company “and Jenny I’m sure Moms happy up there watching me learn my new passion ☺️

I love this show. So much details

So entertaining! Such great information. I immediately downloaded the app. 💕

great show and wonderful ideas for pin cushions.

Hello from Australia. These pincushions are so fun xo

Fun and informative! Enjoyed all of your comments.

Love your videos. Helpful and fun!

You guys are so much FUN!

Teresa from Texas! Love this pincushion Idea!

Texas grandma here, I really want that pin cushion cup Jenny! LOL! Thanks for making quilting fun! Cindy Murray

I don’t know if anyone has mentioned using wire wool! I make pincushions with anything and everything and I stuff them with wire wool ( used for rubbing wood, down prior to painting) it has the advantage of keeping your pins and needles sharp. Love your work ladies.

Love watching your shows! They are informative and entertaining as well as funny! I'm a new quilter and I am working on my 2nd quilt. I'm 70 years old, my first quilt I made 20 years ago, I gave it to my then mother in law. She loved it. My second one is Full of errors, however, I love it! It's called the joy of quilting, I guess! I am making it from the Violet Hill collection from Moda. I really love that collection. I have made some mug rugs from left over squares. You are all very pleasant and I enjoy the time I spend watching your shows.

This was wonderful. It's lovely to see experts use trial and error. There are quite a few pincushions in my future thanks to this video.

Love your ideas

I love pincushions! I have made a pincushion from scraps from each quilt that I have ever made to remind me of each quilt. I throw them in a basket to display all of them. I have a special tiny cup and saucer I would love to make into pincushion. This is the perfect tutorial to help me.

Thank you for the wonderful ideas!

Love your work

love to watch all of your videos!!

Thank you sooooooo much for the awesome idea. I have many antique little items that can be turned into pin cushions. I’m so excited!!! Thanks also for introducing us to quiltspace.

Love these! What a great idea!

I've been making your chicken pincushions all morning. I think I've become obsessed with them. Thank you so much for your wonderful tutorials!

Loved the cute pin cushion ideas.

Hi girls love love your videos I love your ideas of pin cusions,I have been making them but your ideas have been very helpful,and the fun you have has made me laugh,although I’m an OAP ( lol) I really try my hardest,so today on this cold and frosty morning in Southampton uk I’m doing my pin cushions.thank you from Teresa harries uk x

Love watching your show, enjoy watching you ladies. You energyize me, to sew. Mc Gregor, Texas 😊

Thank you so much for entertaining me tonight. I have a tea cup that will soon turn into a pincushion.

I love all of ypur pin cushion

Love all you tutorials!

Love this video and the pincushion!

Always enjoy your videos. It's nice to see even the experts have "mishaps."

Just love you Jenny you make the most amazing quilts and fun projects , what a wonderful team you have

Great show , always like your ideas.

So lovely und funny... thanks so much, you girls made my day 😊😊😊

I felt I was right there with you, what fun.!

I recently bought a medium sized and a jumbo sized yo yo maker to repair a thrift store quilt …..these yo yo makers are perfect for making pin cushions as well😊

OH MSQC I just love y'all. It was nice to watch this video and see that you were kind enough to not only give away on comments, but all other aspect of Social Media so that nobody was left behind. You have so many new tutorials in so many ways that we are all able to learn no matter how we are learning. Thanks sew very much for everything that you do!! Jeri a long time can in Texas.

Hi and Thank you for a fun project~

I love this post. I just purchased a bag of crushed walnut shells from MO Star. I can’t wait to make a pincushion. You have opened up a world of possibilities for pincushions, my mind is exploding with things I already have. Thank you so much!

I love these! Such great ideas

Very late here /12/2020! My mother always made pincushions with steel wool inside. But after a while the pins would tarnish. Oh well. No walnut shells around back then. Lovely session here! 🇦🇺

Hi From Newfoundland Canada love the live shows,

Super cute pin cushion lesson!! Would love to win anything from MSQC!!

Hi Jenny I love and enjoy your teaching so mush I especially like triple play

Hi Girls, I think this was a great show. Thanks for sharing. I just love tuning in everyday to see what is new.

Love the pin cushions. I have some cute containers from when I was a young child and had to go in the hospital to get my tonsils out that will work wonderfully. Thanks for the idea!

Thanks for the cute pincushion live episode ! I appreciate you sharing your time.

I can’t wait to try to make a pin cushion.

I’ll bet the dollar store would be a great place to find pincushion containers!

Loved all the ideas for pincushions! Can't wait to make some out of all kinds of different things!!

I’ve been told that the walnut shells sharpen, but also that the oil in them keeps the pins clean and rust free. Don’t know if it’s true or not. You can also buy emery online, which sharpens. Another tip: I keep a ball of crochet cotton thread to use for gathering. It’s very strong and lets you pull your gathers tight.

Great Tutorial as usual!!! I downloaded Quiltspace!!!

Loved the show. Can't stop thinking of all the things I can now turn into pin cushions. Thank you!! Carol

I love your show and the personality that each of you have. You have got me all motivated to take on more than I will never get done.

I know this is a few years old this video but I’ve just found your company and I’m going thru each video to watch everything you have posted.I am fascinated by your antics together and I love these tutorials I’m a newbie to quilting and learning everything you teach.Thankyou Jenny and your lovely daughter in law Misty. Such fun tutorials I’m excited to learn more. Really lovely ladies,I’m from Belfast in Northern Ireland and don’t have anywhere near the the products to buy what the states have to offer,so when I was on vacation in October to Florida I went nuts buying stuff from Joanne’s and michaels and hobby lobby then I discovered your company.your so funny thankyou Jenny.Oh and I made your machine pad and bag xx❤️💐🍀🇺🇸

Thank you all for the very entertaining and new crafty information to make pin cushions out of so many items. Fun fun fun. Watch you very often on RU-vid and send over to my TV so can view on larger screen. Waiting to get my Black magazine. Should be here soon

I love the pin cushion idea

Wonderful show. Would love a thimble to make a pin cushion. I am a new subscriber from Australia