Supplies:
Chipboard Shapes of your choosing
Mod Podge
Gesso
Foreign Text Paper Kit
Lace
Washi Tape
Scissors
Pin Backs

Step 1:
Paint your chipboard pieces with a nice coat of gesso and wait for it to dry.

Step 2:
Tear a sheet of foreign text into small pieces and use Mod Podge to adhere the pieces to the chipboard. It’s best to make it look all collagey and cool. I applied Mod Podge over the top of the paper as well. It helps to give it a nice, good seal and if you use glossy Mod Podge, it gives it a nice and subtle shine.

Step 3:
Once the Mod Podge has dried, take your scissors and trim off the excess paper.
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| Snip Snip! |

Step 4:
Add your embellishments. I used a piece of lace and some tissue paper on the dress form. For the bird, I covered the wing element in washi tape. After that, use a strong adhesive to glue the chipboard to the pin.

Once the glue dries, your brooch is ready for it’s stylish debut.
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| A hat pin too! |
Cheers!



These are so beautiful! I love the dress form what a neat project, thank you!
ReplyDeleteI love these damn pins SO MUCH! I have to make a few!!!
ReplyDeletewell these are so cool!
ReplyDeleteGreat stuff!
ReplyDeleteSimple project with IV Wow factor, thanks for the tutorial!
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