I sew these pincushions for my store. When you use this black mineral to fill your pincushion it becomes one of the best pincushions in all the world! Emery pincushion! Every time you stick your needle or pin into an emery pincushion, it cleans it of the natural oils in your fingers and any impurities in your cloth. It also sharpens the very tip of your needle, making your work quicker and easier on your hands.
You can buy emery from my web page www.nakpunar.com
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Nice to see these. When I first learned to sew, every pincushion had it's own little emery strawberry attached. They kept both pins & needles nicely clean & sharp. The Calico Cat carries powdered emery (http://www.thecalicocat.com/patterns-pincushions.htm) as does Dottyral's on etsy (http://www.etsy.com/shop.php?user_id=47297) & you can also purchase it on eBay (several suppliers), but I'm sure there are other sources out there, like local hardware stores.
Thank you for sharing your emery projects. These would look great in any sewing room. What do you charge for them? I can be contacted at Desert Hippie Couture [email protected]
Thank you very much for your nice compliments. Now I start to make another Emery Pincushions with velvet fabric. I also sell Loose Turkish Emery Sand to fill your own needle sharpener pincushion. I have a few store that you can purchase it. Also my returning customers has %10 discount for all future purchases.
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What a great idea. Your workmanship is beautiful--such bright colors.
WHERE DO YOU GET THE EMORY? Congratulations!
where do you get your emery great idea
Nice to see these. When I first learned to sew, every pincushion had it's own little emery strawberry attached. They kept both pins & needles nicely clean & sharp. The Calico Cat carries powdered emery (http://www.thecalicocat.com/patterns-pincushions.htm) as does Dottyral's on etsy (http://www.etsy.com/shop.php?user_id=47297) & you can also purchase it on eBay (several suppliers), but I'm sure there are other sources out there, like local hardware stores.
love your pin cushion!but where did you get the "black mineral"?
Thank you for sharing your emery projects. These would look great in any sewing room. What do you charge for them? I can be contacted at Desert Hippie Couture [email protected]
These are delightful! Do you sell them online?
You can buy emery grain to fill pincushion from my web page http://www.nakpunar.com . This web page's price is cheaper from other stores.
Thank you very much for your nice compliments. Now I start to make another Emery Pincushions with velvet fabric. I also sell Loose Turkish Emery Sand to fill your own needle sharpener pincushion. I have a few store that you can purchase it. Also my returning customers has %10 discount for all future purchases.
http://www.nakpunar.com
http://www.nakpunar.etsy.com