If you’re anything like me, your sewing room reflects your mood, your season, and your sense of whimsy. And when fall rolls in with crisp air and pumpkin-spiced everything, I can’t resist adding a little spooky charm to my crafting space.

That’s why I had a blast creating this Halloween Cauldron Pincushionβ€”a one-of-a-kind, handmade piece made from an upcycled ceramic mug that looks like a witch’s bubbling brew!

Topped with ghost-print fabric and sparkly orange trim, this pincushion isn’t just practical (hello, spooky beaded pins!)β€”it’s downright spellbinding. With accents like a jack-o’-lantern charm, a monster eyeball, and green slime dripping from the rim, it’s got that perfect creepy-cute vibe we all secretly love.

Why I Make Upcycled Pincushions

At The Sewtique Stitchery, I love turning forgotten finds into functional treasures. Upcycled mugs make the perfect base for pincushionsβ€”they’re sturdy, adorable, and full of story. Plus, it’s one small way to add a bit of sustainability to our crafting lives.

This particular pincushion was inspired by all the crafters and quilters who live for spooky season. Whether you’re sewing Halloween costumes, working on a seasonal quilt, or just love a little gothic glam on your desk, this piece adds a playful punch to your creative space.

A Perfect Gift for Makers & Witches Alike

If you’re looking for a fun Halloween gift for your favorite sewist (or for yourselfβ€”no judgment!), this pincushion is available now in my Etsy shop:

πŸ‘‰ Shop the Halloween Pincushion

It’s a limited edition, and once it disappears into the night… well, let’s just say it’s gone for good. πŸŽƒ

Stay stitchy and spooky, friends!

βœ‚οΈ Mary Jo

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I’m Mary Jo

🧡 Welcome to The Sewtique Stitchery β€” where every spool of thread leads to a little bit of magic. I turn forgotten scraps and quirky finds into crafty treasures that make you smile. If you love handmade things with heart and a touch of vintage charm, you’re in the right place β€” because beautiful things come together one stitch at a time. βœ‚οΈβœ¨

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