Doll head pin cushion

Nikk Alcaraz on Instagram: "“Who you callin’ Pinhead?” Here is a fun project that I got to work on for @hgtvhandmade check out the full tutorial on their YouTube channel! Link in bio… . . . . . #pinhead #pincushion #halloweencrafts #diy #sewing #halloweendiy"

Have you noticed the Barbie-like doll busts that Dollar Tree has been selling? They are just a head and shoulders, lacking the rest of the body. I’ve looked at them several times thinking that there had to be some sort of creative use for them. And here it is! Craftster user kcli gave a few […]

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Felted pincushion in altered doll's head, Apoxie Sculpt base. This pincushion is more "me". It's happy face and funky hair sits on my work table. I loved making this.

This is one of two new assemblage pincushions. The other one ( click here for DIY Baby Head Pincushion ) was more successful in a uti...

I found a bin of these doll heads in a dime store. They were all 25 cents a piece and I really liked the delicate faces. Each package has arms included. I wanted to purchase them all but I restrained myself because other than making pin cushions with them I really don't know what to do with these treasures. I don't want to make dolls. Does anyone have any ideas?

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I remember going to my aunt’s house when I was younger and watching her sew together balls of pantyhose. I used to think she was crazy and always wondered what she was doing. Then all of a s…

Well, THIS is unusual and quite compelling, to say the least! If you're one of those people, like me, who loves unique and different things then this might just catch your eye! It did mine!

In the past, pincushions of all sorts were made, but the doll pincushions were, by far, the most creepy pincushions around. Women would made these for their homes and to sell at the church bazaars. I think that these doll pincushions could be taken to the next extreme and given either a goth or steampunk

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I've got a thing for pincushion dolls...especially the Marie Antoinette and Madame Pompadour ones. Can I tell who's who? Nope. I just ...

Vintage half doll with legs pincushion

PINCUSHION DOLLS are called “cross-over collectibles” as several categories of collectors treasure them from vintage and miniature dolls, to antique pincushions, and other categories. O…

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This cute hedgehog pincushion would make the perfect gift for your sewing friends, or even for yourself. Make it using look, make the pincushion using faux