Crochet Pin Cushion Tutorial

[@rodsauvageau72]

I was shocked when I heard you actually saved your yarn scraps. I was an avid quilter and I was always looking for projects to use my scraps which I Never threw out but I never thought to do that with yarn. On that note, I love this project. I wish I had scraps like yours. Also, I've been struggling on figuring out that magic circle...watching you zip right thru yours, I now know how to do it as well....I really enjoy your tutorials...

[@Elf044]

I love that you use scrap ends as stuffing. That's genius!

[@SadMangaGirl]

Love your humor. Your not werid either. you'd fit right in in my house. LOL Love this pattern. I currently have a voodoo doll as my pin cushion. Might make this though.

[@rosajimenez1337]

OMG, THANK YOU!!!! I watched another video and even bought the pattern and she did a terrible job. You are so easy to follow!

[@CrochetwithClare]

I am so glad you like my pattern and so sorry you had trouble with another designer.

[@impromptu0]

Love this! Just started learning to crochet a couple of months ago and being a tidy and recycling-minded person I was wondering what to do about the left-over bits and pieces. This is perfect AND useful! You are a great teacher as well, steps are made very clear and the video quality is sharp, well-positioned and makes the process easy to follow. Looking forward to browsing through your other videos. :)

[@CrochetwithClare]

impromptu0 THank you for watching my video and welcome to crochet, I hope you enjoy it as much as I do :)

[@ilkerkrkan8125]

impromptu0 - orgu o

[@CrochetwithClare]

Free written pattern www.bobwilson123.org/pin-cushion.html

[@nohea_robertson]

Love this! I have a baggie that I keep in my crochet bag for my scraps. I'm glad I decided to save them because now I know what to do with them! :)

[@lidasantander2714]

I love the way you hide “ the knots 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽💐

[@CrochetwithClare]

thank you

[@sylviapattygarzam]

Thanks it is an awesome idea, I love your whip it up Wednesday, once i finish mine I will post the pic. Happy Crochet!!

[@GaminGawdess]

This is fab and will be making this fir my needles which are sadly begin stored in their every so unlovely original packaging. My needles and I thank you. LOL!!!

[@mandychorley]

This is super Claire definitely on my to do list sending lots of love from the UK. Xx

[@joanvernal3709]

I love this Claire I had some yarn wound up together, was looking for pin cushion pattern and found yours good project to use up yarn ends👍💝

[@CrochetwithClare]

Thank you so much Joan ! Yes it is a great project. I have been racking my brain to come up with another design because we do not have to sew in out ends

[@joanvernal3709]

That would be very good, looking forward to it.

[@valerietodd1999]

Lovely project. Make nice little gifts for friends. I am ready to start. Thank you.

[@CrochetwithClare]

Thank you Valerie

[@savinginnyc4765]

I love it. It's so cute. Thanks for Sharing.

[@martinosharon]

I'm glad to see someone else saves small pieces of yard. Lol

[@CrochetwithClare]

:)

[@DottyGran247]

Neat little project, just a thought......could you not have done the sectioning of it without using the button......then there wouldn't be any issues with the holes not having enough room....I'm sure you could add the buttons after...I might try it that way myself and see how it works out....thanks for the free pattern and tutorial though...Ann...x

[@marialiglesias1699]

Nice project for me. Thanks a lot. You are one good tutor...

[@katherinetufts3775]

Really liked this video . I laughed so hard when you said the monster is eating yarn barf..

[@CrochetwithClare]

Hehehe :) nom nom nom

[@donatdonati3747]

+bobwilson123 meda2015

[@traceyminton2547]

Thanks I enjoyed making this. Tracey from Chorley Lancashire UK

[@CrochetwithClare]

Thank you so much for watching Tracey!!

[@jimmikeray]

thanks Clare great little project

[@marialiglesias1699]

annmarie leedham : Weaver's Knot....This is the way I tie my threads, yarns whatever. My mother taught me this way of knotting threads when she taught me how to sew. When I learned to crochet in my elementary days, this is the same way I tie my yarns. This is the kind of knot I am teaching my kids..but it is only now, when I am already in my 60s that I learned the name of this kind of knot...Thanks.

[@tresaley8802]

Great idea. Works for me. Thank you for sharing. :)

[@solangeleblanc2570]

tresa ley bastket

[@martinosharon]

Hi do you know how to crochet a chicken pot holder. And if you do could you please make a video. Love your work. You are a very sweet person. God bless. 😊

[@cedieaqui]

Awesome!!! I'm gonna try this.

[@karenjames5063]

Cute turtle....lol

[@CrochetwithClare]

hehehe! It's not a turtle but that does give me an idea thank you!

[@DottyGran247]

Oops...lol...re watched a bit of the video and just noticed that you do state the button can be added after....sorry I didn't notice it the first time so just disregard my suggestion....x

[@solangeleblanc2570]

It's onlybasket me

[@princessladybugjenn]

Love this thanks...

[@ashleylovesme91]

There s a Russian tecnic to join ends with out a knot

[@seemamalavadikar5824]

Nice

[@lauragankiwicz1206]

heres I few ideas...you can stuff it with plastic bags from the stioreNCLEAN 1 S ONLY

[@MaryAnnNytowl]

Well some of us refuse to USE plastic bags. I haven't used a plastic single use bag for about 10 years, now, since one busted open on the bottom and dropped a can of green beans just so that it landed on one of my toes & fractured it. Haven't missed the hateful things, since.

[@angaramacrafts8564]

Hahaha yarn vomit! So fun! Thanks!

[@septmornx]

Tidbit of info. If you put a small wad of steel wool inside your pin cushion, it sharpens your pins. ;-)

[@CrochetwithClare]

Oh thank you for the tip !

[@septmornx]

:D Want another tip on crocheting rows of double crochetes? Why make a chain three at the end of a row and have to deal with the gaping hole? Why not just turn your work and start right away with another double crochet? I've been doing that while crocheting a sweater and it's working for me. Make sure your working yarn is in the front of the hook for this first DC and it will go to the back on its own after that.

[@lemrinilemrini1146]

The pattern is great and the use of many yarn scraps is a super tip/idea, but your hestation made me really versy confused. I think you should have showed us the final multicolor work and started the explanations using one single color. Anyway, I stopped following your explanations and continued by myself to finish the work in one single piece! FYI, I kemp watching the video till the end and it happend hat it was quite a horrible punition for me....

[@CrochetwithClare]

not sure where you had problems. there is no hesitation in the video. it is just working in a continuous round and then stuffing it. you just make two circles and sew them together

[@MaryAnnNytowl]

Who the _~bleeping bleepety bleep~_ DOESN'T use knotted yarn in crochet? Oh, that's right - people who aren't thrifty, don't join multiple pieces of yarn together, and/or don't recover yarn from thrift store buys to reuse. I mean, come the _~bleep~_ on, yes, yes we - many of us - effing DO knot in crochet. 🤨🙄😒 I don't care how great the project is, you've already put a bad taste in my mouth from THAT comment... that 'holier than thou, I'm better than you' comment. 😠