Irish Cottage Pincushion Pattern & Video Workshop

Bring a touch of Irish charm to your sewing table with this Irish Cottage Pincushion Pattern & Tutorial — designed and created by me, Jayne of Jayne Stitches. Inspired by the seaside cottages I saw in Ireland, this sweet pincushion is fun to stitch and an instant heirloom.

This PDF pattern includes:
🏡 Full-size pattern pieces for the cottage-shaped pincushion
🧵 Step-by-step photo tutorial
✨ Instructions for adding embroidery details to decorate your cottage
⚖️ Directions for inserting a hidden weight so your pincushion stands upright and steady

I also made two DETAILED VIDEO TUTORIALS and the link to watch it is in the PDF and here: https://youtu.be/sc6e84Xl_oM & https://youtu.be/-rHRE02JJXE

Perfect for stitchers who love sweet, detailed projects and heirloom sewing. You can make it entirely by hand or with your sewing machine — either way, it’s an enjoyable and satisfying make.
Finished size: approx. 3.5" tall (varies slightly by stitching style)
Skill level: Confident beginner to intermediate
Format: Instant digital download (PDF pattern + instructions)

This pattern is for personal use only — please do not copy, share, or resell.

💚 Create your own little Irish cottage and bring a bit of Ireland to your sewing room!

COPYRIGHT:
The Little Irish Cottage Pincushion Pattern was designed by Jayne Stitches Co, copyright 2024. All rights reserved. Do not distribute this pattern electronically or in hard copy without my written permission.

No permission is granted for AI training, scraping, or automated reproduction.

If you sell Little Irish Cottage Pincushions you’ve made from this pattern:
* Little Irish Cottage Pincushions must be made by the individual who purchased the pattern - keep your receipt. 
* Credit is given to Jayne Stitches Co as the pattern designer.
* Online listings must contain a direct link to where the pattern can be purchased.
* The Little Irish Cottage Pincushions must be made individually, no mass production.
* You may alter the pattern but all terms still apply.