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cut out two identical sized circles. You could use a plate as a template.
The fabric you use could be recycled, here I’m using an old fleece blanket.

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They what ever size you like. Just bear in mind that too small won’t be fun to work with, it will be incredibly fiddly. This is why I’m making a generously sized pin cushion.
Next we need to find the centre point >

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To find the centre, simple fold the fabric into quarters and mark on the right size of the fabric with a small dot.

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Place the two circle shapes together with the outer faces of the fabric touching, or as we say in sewing circles, right side to right side.
You can see the dots that I’ve made here on the fabric. We need to be able to see these on our finished cushion, which is why they are going to be in the middle of our fabric sandwich.

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Sew around the edge of your shape, leaving a seam allowance of approx 10mm and remember leave a gap, through which you can push your stuffing.

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Bag out your pieces, which means turn it the right way out. Then you are ready to stuff!
You can use bought stuffing for this or take the stuffing from a cushion you no longer need.

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Stitch up the hole. You can just use a simple running stitch - this is using the needle to catch-up one side of the fabric and then the next until the gap is closed.

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Now take some thicker thread and using the central dot as a guide, run the thread right through the centre of your cushion.
I’ve used a wool, you could use an embroidery thread or even a light cording.

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I made a short video to demonstrate the final stages ...

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I hope that you've enjoyed this, feel free to add your own finish projects, tips or comments!
Have fun,

Max

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Work from the centre, looping around the outer edges of the cushion to form the segments you can see here on my finished cushion.

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Yep, the finished article

Many thanks for the idea to Angela Strawbridge  - Escape to the Chateau - make do and (2021) Channel 4,   18/07/2021.