Excited to share the latest addition to my #etsy shop: Textile Art Brooch, Celtic Fairy Brooch, Mixed Media Kilt Pin, Handstitched Badge, Sassenach Brooch, BFF Gift, Unique Sister Gift #luck #celtic #upcycled #textileartbrooch https://etsy.me/3K3akET

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These beautiful and unique safety pin brooches are a perfect accessory and can be pinned onto clothing, scarves, bags a really lovely unique piece of jewellery. Each safety pin is bronze in colour and has 5 holes. They are handmade with different colour beads and charms, making each one unique. A pin is 2 inch in width and the drop of the brooch differs depending on the type of bead/charm attached. I have 6 available, each one of them different in pattern and colours. Only one available of…

Two hand sewn fabric brooches featuring birds 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…

Distressed fabric slow stitched boro sashiko scrap brooch made from upcycled and recycled materials. Upcycled tartan tweed, velvet and linen blend fabrics with a heart motif. Slow-stitched in boro sashiko style with cotton embroidery thread. Embellished with upcycled beads. Bronze tone metal kilt pin fastening. Heat bonded linen fabric backing. Pin to a coat, collar, scarf, hat or bag. I make jewellery and art using found, recycled, upcycled, natural and vintage materials. I also sell the…

Rummaging through my old broken jewelry box I found a kilt pin that use to have charms dangling from it - but for some strange reason I can't seem to part with items that may one day be brought back to life! I keep thinking to myself: Try it — it may work. So here we go...