How To Make A Cupcake Pincushion... It's Too Too Cute!

Written by Lynnette on December 26, 2005 | Comments (0)

Cupcake pin cushion. The first time I saw this CUPCAKE PINCUSHION in print was in a Good Housekeeping magazine.

Then I saw it again online at the Cupcake Queen's site.

She writes: "I do not crochet or knit...but, I do know a cupcake when I see one!"

I don't knit, crochet, or sew either, but I think this would be a FUN way to store safety pins and needles.


You, too can make a sweet pincushion to hold stray safety pins and needles in a convenient place using these Cupcake Pincushion Instructions:

If you're good at it, you may find that it's a novel way to make some spare money. These cupcake pincushions sell for $20 (...and they're sold out!)

White cupcake pin cushion with pink frosting. Purple cupcake pincushion with white frosting.


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