Kilt pin brooches

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.

This wee one is looking for their forever home. Inspired by my love of cats, this unique brooch has been hand stitched with layers of cotton on wool. It has a rustic feel to it and is meant to be perfectly imperfect. Each brooch is my own design. Due to the handmade nature of this item, no two brooches are alike. Therefore each brooch is one of a kind. A distinctive accessory on your favourite bag or jacket etc. Best used on an open weave material due to the thickness of the pin…

BJ's Craft Supplies

Women's Cloth Brooch, Victorian Fabric Jewelry Art, Fabric Kilt Pin, Upcycled Wearable Art, Lapel Pin, Fabric Brooch, Handcrafted Brooch Great Accessory to Complement a Handbag, Tote Bag, Book Bag, Shopping Bag, Book Cover, Bible Cover, Book Marker, coat, scarf, collar, dress, or jacket, belt, hair accessory, hat, gloves, shoes, wallet, pocket, and more... Measurements: 5.25 L x 3 W inches Fabrics & Adornments: Antique Embroidered Lace on a Rustic Drop Cloth Backing, Wooden Button…

Stitched fabric collage brooches featuring birds made by JoMo of peaceofpi studio.

Inspired by the most sacred heart of Jesus, this unique brooch has been hand stitched with layers of cotton and Lambswool. It has a rustic feel to it and is meant to be perfectly imperfect. A symbol of Jesus’ love for all of humanity. The sacred heart brings peace. Each brooch is my own design. Due to the handmade nature of this item, no two brooches are alike. Therefore each brooch is one of a kind. A distinctive accessory on your favourite bag or jacket etc. Best used on an open weave…

Two hand sewn fabric brooches featuring birds by JoMo of peaceofpi studio.

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…

Confession: I have a real problem throwing away scraps of fabric and trims. I also have an ever growing collection of buttons and bits that have been hanging out just waiting for their moment. So with time on my hands and a mountain of scraps, this textile jewelry was born. My approach in making these pins was very wabi-sabi, finding beauty in imperfection, relishing the raw edges and seeing lovely forms rise from the remnants. I like to think of each one as my small part in keeping stuff…