Create a Faux Quilted Stenciled Pin Cushion with my EZ-De’s Stencils from StencilGirl® and pigment ink.
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This Faux Quilted Stenciled Pin Cushion is a quick and easy project for the sewer in your life!
Step 1:
Choose one of the 3″ half triangle patterns and place it on one piece of muslin 1/2″ from one edge. Then, ink up a dauber and apply the ink over the pattern.
Remove the stencil and see the nice clean crisp design.
Step 2:
Continue creating the pattern by placing the long edge of one of the 1 1/2″ triangles along one of the short edges of the triangle you just created…line it up so that the edges meet…in the picture below I am showing that you can see if you are over the edge you can easily see it…so just take a minute and line it up…
and ink it up…remove the stencil and look how great those 2 stencils came together.
Step 3:
Create the pattern by placing one of the short edges of another of the patterns of 1 1/2″ triangles along one of the short edges of the triangle you just created…ink it up…below you can see the pattern being created in the color of Blueberry…and again see how great these stencils line up.
If you are more comfortable, use painters tape to cover the other patterns on the stencil, to keep from inking in the wrong place or to use as guidelines if needed.
Step 4:
Repeat steps 1 – 3 to complete the block.
Use baby wipes to clean off your stencil. Heat set with an iron or heat gun.
Step 5:
Place the batting onto the back of the stenciled block. Stitch on the top side around the block and where the patterns come together.
Add a 2nd piece of muslin on the right side of quilted piece and stitch around the edge, leaving about a 2″ opening. Trim the excess as needed.
Step 6:
Turn to the right side and stuff with batting.
Stitch the opening closed.
Step 7:
Sew an optional button through the center, if desired.
Enjoy your new Stenciled Faux Quilted Pin Cushion!
Ann Butler Products used:
Ann Butler EZ-De’s Stencil by StencilGirl®, 3″ Squares and Tris Set 1
Ann Butler Crafter’s Ink by Clearsnap, Tangelo
Partner Products:
Other products:
- Button
- Sewing Machine
- Needle and thread
- Scissors
- Baby wipes
Here is a video for this project:
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The pin cushion is beautiful Ann and you really do make it look easy to do with your very clear instructions. The Blueberry colour is gorgeous. Huge congratulations to you, this stencil is amazing! Anne x
Ann, this is just too cute!! I love the colors you chose, and the designs. REALLY ADORABLE. sharon dot gullikson at gmail dot com
Thank you so much Sharon! These are so fun to create and would make great gifts!
Your pincushion is beautiful and so creative, Ann! Love how you got the look of quilting with a stencil. These would make such lovely gifts!
Thank you so much!