Fabric Pin + Brooch Making, Mixed Media Textile Art, Resin Jewelry

Please join me in making pins/ brooches out of embellished fabrics, paper collage and resin. I will then share my jewelry cards I made to pin them to for display and gift giving. Everyone needs a gift with a sweet sentiment. Please let me know in the comments if you have any questions. Thanks for watching and please like + subscribe :)
www.reignvermont.com

[@margaretcomella3318]

Adorable! Thanks!🙂

[@Reignvermont]

You’re welcome 😊 Thank you for watching.

[@dianadunaway656]

Love your pins, nice explanation on process! I will be trying this! Resin is another new product to add to my already huge craft stash!👍👍. Wonderful little gifts💕

[@Reignvermont]

Now that resin is offered in 1 part I find it so much more accessible. Have fun 💕

[@donnabennett2853]

Love these ! TFS !

[@Reignvermont]

Glad you like them! Thanks for watching 💕

[@LUV4TINK]

So cute!

[@Reignvermont]

Thank you ☺️

[@kathylake3867]

These are great!

[@Reignvermont]

Thank you so much ☺️

[@user-yd3xl3oy1w]

I'm curious about your kilt pins. I have tried several different companies. I find they will only pin onto a loose weave- limiting the use clothing you can wear them. Can you advise me?

[@Reignvermont]

Hi… I think that is the nature of kilt pins. I have not tried on a t shirt yet since I am still bundled up in sweaters here in Vermont. I did see some cute black regular safety pins that I thought were really cute too. They might be better on tight weave. 💕

[@sharonderose3211]

I am having trouble getting pins that go into fabric without leaving a hole. Can you share where you get yours and if they slide on easily. Thx. Love your channel,💖

[@Reignvermont]

Hi... I make a channel for the pin to slide through. I folded over the top and stich it. I did not pin directly through the fabric. I hope this helps. Here is the link for the pins i used. Thanks so much! www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01N9SBVYI/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

[@sharonderose3211]

@@Reignvermont Thank you Reign for your response. I understood how you attach the fabric to the pin, my concern is when attaching the pin to your shirt, I found the pins I had similar to this style were hard to get through the material and created a hole in the fabric. Do the ones you use slide into the fabric easily? Thx.

[@Reignvermont]

@@sharonderose3211 Hi Sharon, I am sorry that I misunderstood. These pins should be used in a loose weave fabric. I think a nice safety pin would have to be used instead for tighter weave fabrics. Thanks :)