Shawl pins diy

Tutorial for a wire wrap Shawl Pin beginner friendly

Learn how to turn a long hat pin into a pretty shawl pin. This brooch is perfect for St Patrick's Day.

Shawls are a trendy accessory that can look stylish while keeping you warm. But they can fall off if they are not secured. This is where the shawl pin comes in handy. If you want to wear your shawl while you are working, a pin will keep it in place.

How to crochet a shawl pin:

DIY Craft: How to Make a Simple Wire and Bead Shawl Pin or Clasp - FeltMagnet - Crafts

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DIY SHAWL PIN, Figure Eight Shawl Pin, for knit and crochet garments

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The Beading Gem's Journal: How to Make Scarf or Shawl Pins Tutorials

I loved Knitnstitchsue's knitting needle shawl pin and made some for me and gifts (you notice that I came first). I used single pointed size 1 aluminum...

We hammered, twisted and swirled 1/8" diameter aluminum wire to make this unique Celtic knot influenced shawl pin, sweater clip or hair slide. Aluminum makes it much lighter than it appears. Really! We smoothed all the edges so that it will not catch on your shawl, scarf or hair. The pin measures about 3 1/2- 4 3/8" (8.9 - 11.2 cm) long and about 1 3/4-2 1/4" (4.5 - 5.7cm) across the widest part. The stick pin part with the spiral on top that slips through the main swirls and curls design to…

Knitting needle shawl pin scarf pin hat pin knitting needle | Etsy

Ever make a cardigan and not worry about putting buttons on it? Most shawls also don’t come with closures. Sometimes when its really cold out, you kind of miss the closing option – so,…

I've made a number of shawl pins for my own knit and crochet projects, but I've been wanting to make some for sale as well. I figured that the Christmas season is a great time for them to make their debut. The shawl pins are the perfect accessory for knit and crochet shawls, scarves, and sweaters. These are available for purchase at my ArtFire Studio. The first one is on Copper Wire, but the others are all twisted Fine Silver Wire I'm working on some more, including some lapel style Stick…

First off, here's the shawl. Eight hundred yards of yarn. I wish the shawl was bigger, actually. I must have broad shoulders because this feels a little small to me. If I were to do it again (and I might...I loved the pattern), I would add more rows. Love the colors! And, just in time for the baby shower tomorrow, here's Harriet the Hippo. She's pretty cute, though I think she would be cuter with safety eyes. But safety eyes are a no-no for babies. She has a cute little tail that you can't…

Stick pins can be used to fasten a scarf/shawl in place or to decorate a woman's hair when in an upswing style. I made this beautiful and handy pin using a decorative glass bead and some polymer clay.

Combines my two favorite pastimes, crochet and jewelry making!

Shawl, scarf, hat or hair pin made up repurposing knitting needles and crochet hooks. Please leave a note with color preferences and I always try my best to accommodate, but I don’t buy new materials- they’re all estate lots or trades! Custom work also available.

It is nice to give a gift of a pin for those beautiful shawls we love to make and give as gifts. The pins can be very expensive... sometimes costing MORE...