The circular economy and the desire to reuse more and buy less has led many users to create things from food cans. One last idea is to create this useful pincushion from a food can.
The process is simple. The can is cleaned and disinfected, a fabric or other personalizing element is placed on it and a pad or padded fabric is glued on the base where the pins will be pricked. In the market they already sell fabric pads to place inside the pincushion, but they can also be made with fabric leftovers. All you need is patience and a certain amount of skill that sewing enthusiasts are sure to possess.
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