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The Pin Master





Introducing my latest creation - The Pin Master

Always trying to grab a pin when you're sewing?  Never got them close to hand when you need one?

Grab yourself the latest sewing accessory and never be looking for a pin again!





Designed to wear comfortably as a watch, the Pin Master can be customised for each wearer.  With a choice of fabric colours, the dial reads "Time To Sew".  With pins for watch hands, pretty little buttons, and dinky scissors marking the second hand; this is my latest unique Cajame creation.





I've designed and printed the fabric for the dial myself.  The dial is backed by 100% wool felt which has been appliqued onto the cotton "watch" body by blanket stitch.  The back of the "watch" features my own Cajame tag-line - "Sewing my way through life one stitch at a time".





With a pretty little crystal (okay it's plastic!) button in lieu of the winder - this is a charming little pin cushion, both pretty and very practical.  Fitting perfectly into a watch box, it makes a perfect gift for a sewing enthusiast.

In addition to choosing their own fabric colour for the watch body (I have a pretty extensive fabric stash), anyone purchasing may personalise their Pin Master by the addition of a name on the dial, or by changing the tag-line on the back to a short message of their choice.

Never be stuck trying to find the time pin again!

Available now in my Folksy shop - click HERE


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