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Escargot Pincushion Pattern from Sewn Wyoming

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This mini-pinnie pattern is part of Sewn Wyoming's signature line of pincushions patterns. Snails have never been cuter! Even your gardening friends will want one. It goes without saying that your quilting friends will be delighted. Finished Size: 2” Tall Skill Level: Intermediate Techniques: Basic Sewing, Basting, Stuffing

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Michael ★★★★★

I’m not much of a sewer, but even I can tell the pattern is cleverly designed—the way the shell pieces curve together is spot-on. It turned into a charming little snail that’s now the cutest spool holder on my desk.

Ava H. ★★★★★

The little snail body has the perfect curve for holding pins right where I need them while I sew, and it’s such a cheerful shape to keep on my desk. I just finished one for my mom who gardens, and she grinned the whole time she was stuffing it.

Ryan D. ★★★★★

My sewing buddies keep asking where I got this pattern after seeing the little snail pincushion on my desk, and honestly, it was a joy to stitch up. The instructions were so clear that even the fiddly antennae part came together neatly in one evening. Now I want to make one for every gardener I know