Sewing Project: Phone Stand Pin Cushion

If you’re someone who likes to watch videos while sewing, this is such a cute and convenient sewing project to keep your phone propped up. Lisa Capen Quilts phone stand pin cushion tutorial on YouTube provides a pattern template that you can purchase to help make the process easier and faster to make. This fits the style around a sewing station because it can be used as a pincushion. I adore the little pocket in the back where you can clip binding pins or little scissors. I have a phone stand charger and it’s one of the best things for my office desk. So, this is equivalent to this sewing project.

Materials:

• template plastic sheets or clear-cutting mats
• sharpie
• straight-edge ruler
• fabric
• denim with a small pocket
• sewing machine
• rotary cutter
• rice grains
• polyfill
• needle and thread
• Fabri Tac glue
• non-skid shelf liner
• scissors

Directions:

First, trace the templates onto a plastic clear sheet using the pattern template, cut out, and use it to fuzzy cut out your fabric. This will help speed up the process and you can just cut out the pieces directly following the lines.

Next, continue to watch Lisa Capen Quilts phone stand pin cushion tutorial for the full instructions on how to sew everything together.

Overall, I love this idea of a phone stand. This is so useful if you’re watching a sewing tutorial like this while you’re busy sewing. I am inspired to make this phone stand pin cushion for my mom because she sews and watches YouTube videos all the time. I see how she props it up against a book, but this is handier. Also, I would also sew myself one because it’s so cute and I would keep it on my nightstand too.