Make Your Own Enamel Pins At Home

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Make your own enamel pins at home.

Custom pins as easy as 1 2 3. Most people assume that making your own enamel pins is a long and complicated process. Soft enamel pins feature a 3d like surface that includes a textured surface with very fine details. First and foremost take a piece of sand paper and gently smoothen the shrink film and wipe off any dust.

It is then cut to size. Then it is time for you to express your creativity by designing your own lapel pins. It s actually pretty simple and straightforward and in most cases it doesn t take longer than 2 4 weeks. We can use many different pin processes and can make suggestions to add that special touch to your custom made pin.

Your designs will need to only use solid colors usually from the pantone color system which means your enamel pins can t include gradients or transparent colors. Enamel pins are a popular fashion item for men and women of all ages. Afterward the badges are attached to the metal plating. Whether you fill out a quote request on our website send us an email or give us a call we can take your idea all the way from concept to complete.

Due to the size of enamel pins you should also avoid using small text or fine details in your designs. Some things to remember. They make great valentine s day gifts when paired with my free printable cards. Learn how to make pins at home for valentine s day.

This means that they take more time and labor so producing these pins is typically more expensive. The process of making your own pins can be broken down into these six steps. So the game plan is to make little molds of plastic to cas. So today guys i m going to show you how to make this enamel pin.

Hard enamel produces a polished flat pin because the enamel is added before the plating and each color has to be baked one by one. Cold enameling uses epoxy resin and hardener on metal surfaces to create an enamel pin with a strong durable finish. The enamel is then added onto the recessed spaces. There are 2 types of enamel that you can use to make your pins.

Your design is stamped onto the iron metal. When it comes to enamel pins there are a few guidelines that your final designs will need to follow. So how do you make your own enamel pins.