Here are some neat ways to reuse a favorite piece, or some crafty ideas if you score a bunch of these beauties at a reasonable price.
Here is the inspiration photo I took a few weeks ago at The Old Lucketts Store. I love this 60's era enameled flower pin that Ann had in her room {dealer code RAM} on the third floor.
And here are some fun things you can do with your brooch pins!
{1} Martha Stewart Weddings featured a crafty bride several years ago, and brooch pin bouquets have been a beautiful {and everlasting} bouquet option ever since.
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{2} Colorful floral pins are used for a wedding seating chart. I thought this would be a wonderful idea for place cards for a springtime luncheon too.
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{3} If you want the most spectacular and unusual magnets on the planet, remove the pin backs and replace with heavy-duty magnets and glam up your frig!
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{4} A brooch was added to this very sophisticated wrapping job.
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{5} Here is a tutorial from Martha featuring this gorgeous ribbon and brooch necklace.
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{6} And finally, another gorgeous option for a headband made by repurposing an antique pin.
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Have a great weekend everyone!
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