45+ Pin Cushion Patterns

This cute pincushion pattern uses English paper piecing, which is done by hand, and perfect for beginners. It only takes 17 hexies, so it's a perfect weekend project to try out EPP without making an entire quilt.

 Learn how to embroider on a strawberry on this DIY pin cushion and then put it to good use. There's no reason not to display your sewing supplies when you have a cute way to do it!

This simple pincushion sewing tutorial will show you how to attach tiny pom pom trim to the edge of 4'' fabric squares, giving you the perfect surface to stick pins in when projects get sticky.

This finished embroidered pin cushion will be the size of the needlework you are using. The pin cushion shown here is square, but it would be fun to make a rectangular or round pin cushion too!

If you're a fall fanatic, then your sewing gear should show it! Give your equipment an adorable autumn update with this autumn-themed pincushion tutorial.

This Hexi Pincushion Tutorial is a cute scrap-busting project and will look great in a variety of colors, so it's a good way to learn how to make a pincushion while using scraps.

This Tiny Little Pincushion does the same job as a regular rounded pincushion, but it's much smaller and is made to tie around your sewing machine.

Sometimes, Monday afternoon is when people are the most productive. You, too, can be productive with free pincushion patterns like this.

Here is a simple blackwork design that is worked in a variegated embroidery thread to make a mini biscornu. Once finished, your biscornu can be a pincushion, a scissor fob, or both.

Scraps and just an hour of your time can be combined to make your new favorite pincushion pattern. This pincushion shows you how to make a pin holder that is perfect for sewing. 

This is a classic tomato style made from an old shirt or scrap fabric. You can make this project in very little time, too!

Use scraps from your favorite fabrics to make this cute and simple pincushion. This is definitely one project to try.

Pincushion patterns don't get much easier than this adorable miniature bottlecap pin holder. See if you can abstain from giving this simple design a try.

If you've got some old thimbles lying around the house, try this adorable project. This tiny pin cushion is pierced with a jump ring, so you can wear it like a necklace while you sew.

Do you spend more time working on projects outside of your sewing room than not? Then this adorable pincushion jar is just what you need! The all-in-one jar is perfect for taking your projects on the road.

If you have an old pair of jeans and some thread, then you're well on your way to making this pattern! Take upcycling to the next level when you make this pincushion.

Transform a jar lid into an essential sewing item with this project! This clever and resourceful pattern is perfect for sewists of all skill levels.

Make a Pin Cushion Egg Cup with this quick little tutorial. Unlike many other pin cushions that can roll away or get misplaced, this pretty pin cushion lives inside an egg cup.

Made with a delicate and dainty teacup, this DIY pincushion is an easy no-sew project that you can make in under an hour and is the perfect DIY gift idea for any sewist.

Transform an old thrift store teapot into a whimsical pincushion with this unique no-sew craft project. This sewing organizer is an adorable way to organize and stow your sewing pins.

This pincushion might the cutest thing ever and works perfectly because the pins are the quills on the porcupine's back. It's certainly a whimsical design.

These pincushion patterns are both adorable and extremely creative. You can easily create these projects in an afternoon.

Do you like your sewing patterns to be overly easy? If so, then this punny egg pattern is for you. It's cute and made with inexpensive felt - could not be simpler!

We love these mini cushions! The pattern to make these petite berries is perfect for marking your tools. You'll love keeping these pincushions at hand.

Keep your sewing room organized with an adorable DIY pincushion that's inspired by the bright and beautiful plant life of the American Southwest. This cactus is as much an art piece as a handy sewing aid.

Add some sweetness to your next sewing project with this whimsical pattern that we can't get enough of! This pretzel pincushion is a charming way to add a little fun and organization to your sewing room.

Learn how to make this gorgeous flower with a step-by-step tutorial. This flower pincushion is made out of felt, so it's easy to cut and sew.

These adorable little animals are incredibly easy to make and the perfect size for pincushions. The printable pattern makes it easy. Plus, you'll love adorable these pincushions look.

This Smiling Succulent DIY Pincushion isn't just the cutest pincushion pattern ever, it'll also be the best piece of sewing room decor you'll ever own, period! It makes a great gift as well.

Love spooky patterns? Get ready for Halloween when you create this pincushion! The pumpkin can even double as a decoration when it's not in use, so it's versatile for anyone into October festivities.

Time to sew? Yes! With this creative cushion that you can wear just like a wrist watch, time will fly by as you go. When you have this fun and creative pincushion by your side, sewing could not be more fun. The design is easy to make, too.

Maybe you know how to make a pincushion, maybe you don't. However, with this Magnetic Wrist Pincushion, all bets are off. This innovative project gets rid of the bulk and keeps those needles within reach.

This Ring Pincushion is a fantastic spin on an old sewing necessity. It's perfect for use while making smaller projects and looks cool to boot!

This pincushion fits around your wrist like a corsage. It looks great, it is comfortable to wear, and it is extremely practical.

Can you believe you'll use bottlecaps for this project? Adding a ring grip makes it portable and clever. This fun and whimsical design has to be seen to be believed.

Pincushion patterns don't get much more unique than this one. Based off of a thumb ring, the pattern will give you access to your sewing needles throughout your project.

This may be the most gorgeous wearable pin cushion we've seen. Clever as can be, this pincushion can slide on like a bracelet. Make one for your best friend, then make a second one for you!

Truly, this design makes the perfect pincushion accessory. The on-trend design is sleek and stylish, too. Wear it on your wrist to keep your pins close at hand. Literally!

You are so sweet and there is no better way to prove it than with this adorable Cupcake Wrist Pincushion. This yummy and elegant project is sure to make any sewist smile!

Add some pop culture fun to your sewing gear with this! This classic mushroom pattern is also reminiscent of a character from Nintendo games.

Love that vintage doily look? Incorporate some throwback style in your sewing gear with this pincushion. This colorful and retro design is too good to miss, so get started right away!

If you prefer to sew sitting in your armchair, you will love this fun accessory. It's convenient and comfy, and super helpful. Scrap thread and fabric can be added anytime.

Use this free printable pincushion pattern to make much more than just a cushion! The hexie caddy pincushion also functions as a sewing supplies caddy, so you'll never wonder where your scissors have gone.

Get organized with this Scrappy Armrest Pincushion Tutorial. This great sewing room design idea is one of many pincushion patterns that will allow you to sew from the comfort of your favorite chair.

As you're sewing away on your sewing machine, do you ever find yourself misplacing pins or searching all over for your pincushion?

If you're on the lookout for classic designs, then this easy sewing project is just what you need. Elegant as can be, this pattern is one to try.

A classic yet modern tiered pin cushion pattern that anyone would appreciate in their sewing room. We love how many different fabric combinations you could use to create this pretty yet practical cushion.

Using some basic crafting tools and even some pretty fabric for a pincushion top, you can transform an old jewelry box into the ultimate sewing kit perfect for storing your sewing supplies like seam rippers and measuring tape.

Gift this wedding cake to a newly engaged seamstress; she'll undoubtedly treasure and admire this pincushion pattern. The tiered look of the pattern makes it truly unique.

Make a cute little box for all your sewing needs in just a few simple steps. Use measured fabric, pins, beads, and a small wooden block for the top of the box.