Pin jewelry

A wonderfully detailed solid raw brass (not plated) turtle pin. This pin has a push back enclosure. I added a patina to enhance the antique feel and highlight the texture. Turtle is 1 3/4 inch tall and 1 1/8 inch wide. ✦ C A R E - I N S T R U C T I O N S ✦ Each creation is lovingly hand crafted with meticulous attention to detail, aesthetic, and durability. Please remember to remove your jewelry before bathing/showering, swimming, doing rigorous physical activities, or working with harsh…

Seven Amethyst & Gold Stick Pins 5 pins are 14k yellow gold 11.8 grams & two are 10k yellow gold 2.7 - Available at Tuesday Internet Watch &...

by HEIDI WEISS EMMETT NO, I haven’t been able to sew for a few weeks. This is very sad but can’t be helped. BUT, I still make time (very early in the morning) to gather more ideas from …

I have been crafty pretty much since birth. I’ve mentioned before that my mother is an amazing seamstress, so I think it’s in my blood, because I grew up loving to make things. One of my earliest craft-related memories is making a disco ball with my sister out of a styrofoam ball, pins and silver...Read the Post

These one of a kind Pins/Brooches can be worn many ways. A denim jacket, a hat or perhaps a wrap or scarf. There is ice cream and unicorns for a whimsical flair or flowers and leaves for a more sophisticated palate. Choose your favorite one....or two.

These little brooches are adorable and would be great to wear for a baby shower, to add to a mum or a door hanger, etc. Make your own to go with your theme. #bjcrafsupplies #craftsupplydepot #kiltpins #kiltpinbrooch #diybrooch #broochdecor

Amazing Girl | Just Amazing Girl :)

Heres a fun lapel pin to make with safety pins and beads.

Create cool pins that say 'You're my Friend' in any season! They're so quick and easy you can make several in an evening for yourself or to give to friends! Just fill small safety pins with colorful Seed bead patterns then string them on a large pin to spell out your message. There are pins for every occasion, a heart necklace and even a beaded watch band for you to share!

Today's post is showing you how easy it is to make your own safety pin brooches. My dear friend from www.Mariampoppins.com recently made some of these which then inspired me to have a go too! Below is a photograph of the ones that she made - she also sells them online too! Requirements: Safety Pins Beads Pliers (I used normal ones, but craft ones would be better!) Something to wrap the pin around, screwdriver or metal tubing) Step 1: Unravel the safety pin using pliers or something else…