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walzerjahrhundert · 11 months
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early Steiff elephant pin cushion
1898
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littlefleamart · 5 months
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snootyfoxfashion · 8 months
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Pinhead Pincushion from SewStrangeConjurings
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kohanakonohana · 8 months
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小さいピンクッションを作りました。
最近お店の紹介ばっかりになってしまっていますね…
I made a small pin cushion.
I'm sorry I've been introducing you to only the shops lately…
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danskjavlarna · 2 months
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From sword fights to giant swords to sword swallowing, here's my collection of vintage vintage sword imagery.
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harmonylight · 19 days
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New Parents!
Twipie week day 3 featuring Pin cushion
@twipieweek
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me when im on my knees and in selfish love lesbians
(shit i said lesbians)
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thecassafrasstree · 10 months
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Made a little frog out of some fabric and beads I've had lying around for ages. I'll probably use it as a pin cushion for the other sewing projects I've got going on. <3
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yesterdaysprint · 2 years
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The Behaviour Book: A Manual for Ladies, 1853
Having unfolded your napkin, secure it to your belt with a pin.
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dozydawn · 6 months
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“Izzy and Betsy” Pin Cushions by Julie Bailey
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marilafe · 4 months
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Felt crab to hold my pins :D
I saw one like this on pinterest and had to make one for myself 🦀
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sygiandepths · 22 days
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Team leaders
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shewhoworshipscarlin · 11 months
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Pin cushion, late 1800s-early 1900s, Choson Dynasty, Korea.
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kimberly40 · 2 months
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Everyone who has ever sewn has a tomato pincushion... our Grandmothers, mothers, aunts, literally everybody, and I wondered why. According to folklore, people once thought the tomato was a symbol of good fortune and prosperity. So when people moved into a new home, they placed a tomato on the mantle. Since tomatoes are only seasonal, the ladies would create them from fabric and fill them with leaves and things from the outdoors.
During this same era, the ladies did all the sewing for their families. Their hand needles were very important, so they placed their important hand needle in their fabric “good luck” tomato and the tomato pin cushion was born.
When I think of the pin cushion, I see my grandmother’s wrinkled hands, the bright red tomato next to her, sewing away. The tomato may not bring prosperity and good fortune but it definitely has nostalgia. 🍅
(By Kimberly Wright)
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the4chambersofmystery · 5 months
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Iness Rychlik - Pin Cushion
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danskjavlarna · 5 months
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Needles, threads, and vintage sewing.
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