Award Ribbon Rosette Brooch with vinyl logo on black acrylic disc. Clancy logo iron on. Last photo is for size reference. Please keep in mind this is a handmade item :)

This lovely vintage brooch features a freeform ribbon design and is accented with six (6), prong set, pear cabochon cut natural crystal opal and ten (10), prong set, round brilliant cut diamonds. The brooch measures 38.1mm X 41.7mm.

Conscious CHANEL Pre-Owned 1990-2000s logo ribbon brooch In Coco Chanel’s classic colours - black and white - this ribbon and bow brooch is designed from smooth satin, embroidered with the brand’s logo. Made in France Composition Satin 100% Wearing The model is 1.8 m wearing size OS Product IDs FARFETCH ID: 18140311 Brand style ID: 12297

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Bring Them Home Now Pin Israel Stand with Kidnapped Israeli Bring them home yellow ribbon brooch pin . Size 1"X0.8" inch (2.5x2 cm)

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I have been making these little brooches for a few years and have been asked so many times how I make them that I thought I would show you how. They start as a basic circle, then using surface croc…

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This awesome vintage brooch features a ribbon motif and is accented with one (1) oval cabochon cut natural jadeite jade set into a four-prong setting. The brooch measures 50.5mm X 20.2mm.

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The Novias Brooch is a wearable work of art, crafted by hand with striking clarity to resemble an actual flower. The everlasting corsage features flowers fashioned by hand of luxurious silk satin and silk velvet details. It's mounted on a classic brooch closure, making it easy to style a variety of ways. Dimensions: 4.5 inch width, 7.5 inch length

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这款丝带猫胸针是一款滑稽时尚的胸针，是多年前创作的。 我做了几个 加拉利斯 高度：5厘米 宽度：4.5厘米 背面有艺术家签名

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How about learning how to make an embroidered brooch today? It's not difficult at all! Let me be honest and say that I've been drooling over the embroidered brooches I saw on Pinterest and Instagram for a while now. They really look so pretty! Of course, my mind literally became constipated until I got a clue on how to make one, haha. Now, after a little research and try and fail, let me share this tutorial for you :) The focus in this tutorial is on how to make a brooch out of your embroidered piece so I will not dive into how to stitch the little flower you see here. Although, really, it's nothing too complicated: 3 rows of long and short stitch on each petal and beads for the center. Before proceeding, please, be aware that first try might be a fail like it happens very often. My first attempt of a brooch didn't look pretty (I should have taken a picture, but I forgot). So, I would recommend to give yourself some space for failing the first time, to try it on an excess piece of felt and with embroidery that you won't regret spoiling. Also, it would be great to test the materials before you go serious. Anyway, let's go! Materials and tools: Felt (1mm thick) of the color fitting your embroidery color palette, or contrasting color if you wish, Hot glue gun, Toothpicks (for gluing in complicated places), Brooch pin, Sharp scissors (take both: sewing scissors and manicure scissors. To test their “sharpness” try cutting a piece of felt first). DIY hand embroidered brooch tutorial Work your embroidery for the brooch on a piece of felt that is twice the size of embroidery. It's needed so that you can fold the felt and cut the shape out (Sorry for the ugly looking scissors, they are mirroring their surroundings 😅). When you cut the embroidery out, leave generous allowance around the shape. The two cutouts will be the front and the back of the brooch. Now we need to place and secure the brooch pin on the back of the brooch. Usually, it's better to place the pin between the center and the top of the brooch or it will tilt when wearing. Of course, guessing blindly is not the way to do that so you can go the following route: use a sewing pin to determine the place of the brooch pin from the front, inserting it through both layers. On the backside slide the brooch pin down the shaft of the sewing pin you used. Keep it in place holding with your fingers while removing the sewing pin. Then sew the brooch pin down to the backside. Or you can simply glue it down :) Now, using the hot glue gun, glue the two sides together. You can spread the glue only on one side and stick them together, it will be enough (I spread the glue only on the backside cutout). !Attention! The edges must be glued together especially thoroughly. These kinds of openings like on the left picture are not acceptable! Take a toothpick, coat it in glue and slide between the layers, then press them together. Make sure all of the edges are glued together. It's okay even if glue sticks out, you will cut it out later. Now cut the shape out again. This time the allowance will be 1-2 mm and it will follow the shape of your embroidery closely creating a neat outline. The DIY brooch is ready! The front and the back. It's actually amazing how different it looks depending on the clothing background. By the way, if you don't like the idea of a felt outline, you can work a close buttonhole stitch around the shape. It will further strengthen the sides together and create a neat edge! :) Hope this tutorial inspired you to try and make an embroidered brooch yourself!

This lovely vintage brooch features a floral design with a ribbon bow at the base. The flowers feature textured petals with prong set multi color gemstones and a diamond. It is crafted in 18k yellow gold. One of the sapphire is chipped and it is not distracting.

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Make a Ribbon Cockade: Making a cockade from ribbon or narrow fabric is a fairly easy thing to do once you know how, but I didn’t have any instructions when I figured this whole thing out. I had seen some lovely ribbon ornaments at a Renaissance Faire and wished I had pur…

100% Certified Himbo! Medal is made of gold plated metal and is approximately 1.75 in in size. Medal is hanging off a ribbon with brooch attachment on the back.

A couple of folks on my Facebook page asked about how I made my scrappy brooches, and as it happens I recently made a step-by-step record of the process. I made this scarf using my overlock/serger…

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I love to read your comments, and will always try to help if someone asks a question. So when a reader got in touch to ask about the hexagonal ribbon cockade which appeared in this post, I dug out some ribbon and tried to remember how it was done. I must admit, this took a while as it's well over three years since I last made one of these! It's actually very simple to do, but with the right ribbon can look very effective. You will need a ribbon which is the same on both sides. First, fold the ribbon like this. Then fold the upper end of the ribbon (in this case, the left end) under the lower end, like this. Repeat the step, folding the upper end under the lower end. Keep repeating this until you have a complete hexagon. I pinned the cockade to a board as I was working, so that I could take photographs, but it is possible to do this just by holding the ribbon in your hand. Slip-stitch along the join, marked with a green line in the photograph below, and secure the centre with a couple of small stitches. Then fold the ends of the ribbon under the cockade, snip off the excess, and secure the ends in place. The cockade at the start of the post was made from two hexagons sewn together, the grey one is made from a wider ribbon. Hope this helps!

Make a Ribbon Cockade: Making a cockade from ribbon or narrow fabric is a fairly easy thing to do once you know how, but I didn’t have any instructions when I figured this whole thing out. I had seen some lovely ribbon ornaments at a Renaissance Faire and wished I had pur…