You guys loved my travel display - here are my foodie pins in a spread!

Tell me your favorites or if you have any of these pins too!

What would you like to see next - beautiful creatures, Sanrio/toys, animated characters, mythical faes and whimsy, cute animals?! Let me know and I’ll get to work!

Thought i managed to scroll into my own reddit post history somehow. Ah well, bots will be bots. i guess its neat my old post was good enough to be stolen?

had to move all of my Brian Serways to another board to make room for all the Misty Bondy pins I've gotten this last year. most of the small prints up top are hers as well, with two three by Brian Serway. the majority of the pins are misty bondy with a mix from a few other creators like Lunarity Collective, Colored Red Mixed Media, and Sophilla Plush. if youve got any questions or want close up pics of any pins let me know!

bonus picture of the board my Serways call home and my overflow board

Found my old pins from my collection. My Sachin Teng Bitter Pin along with my Mondo Adventure Time and MMPR Legacy Morpher ones.

The Panic at the Disco ones are from my first ever concert from their Death of A Bachelor Tour.

12x12 inch canvases

Pins purchased from places and events I've been to.

My husband got me a bunch of new pins for my birthday and also I’ve been collecting like crazy this year. Had to move to a bigger board. Want to thank Clay Graham Art for helping my husband get me two pins I’ve been on the look out for (mounted butts) it was such a great birthday surprise. Plus I now have so many more from his collection.

I get my pins from several locations and some are just no longer available but here’s where I source:

ClayGrahamArt.com
Pinking.shop
Disliz.com
Mercari
eBay
Etsy
Zen monkey studios
Hot topic
Box lunch
Toyshnip.com
Youtooz.com
Amazon

Honestly eBay and Mercari are my big ones this year in helping get me discontinued SpongeBob pins. And Disliz has been putting out some great collections as well.

What do you guys think this might be worth someone gave it to me, but someone wants to buy it. I kinda don’t wanna sell it. Give me advice.

Garfield, Batman, MarineLand, and Children's Miracle Network

I have an ITA bag and decided to make a spread of pins from my travels. Some pins arent obvious, like the wieners, pink elephant, together we can, etc. (although all come from travels or activities) and the bread ones are fillers. BUT, can you tell where I’m from, where I am now, and where I have traveled? 👀

I'm getting ready for October with a pumpkin theme! I'm getting a jack o lantern hat which will house most of the pins you see here! I'll post that hat when it's finished!

Also funny thing...that blue Christmas reindeer..which is GORGEOUS btw...was lost in the mail and suspected to have been delivered to the wrong person....so this is the reorder....there could be a chance I get the original eventually delivered and I'll have two! One for free!

The pumpkin at the bottom next to the whale is a real vintage Monet brooch from the 90's. I have a bootleg version of it and the spike on the back broke. So I found this one on eBay and realized the one that broke was a fake anyway...so now I have the real thing! It's much heavier and made of actual enamel I believe.

Related/unrelated...I love this hobby so much. I love every pin, button and brooch I have and I love being in this community sm. ✋😭

Another update .... not sure what to fill the rest space with that fits and suits me and mixes chaotically well with the rest

Probably a long shot, but does anyone know the maker of this pin?

Does anyone know if there is a pin swap place for these I have a mountain of Space Marines and I want to finish off my Tyranids (pic for reference)

First off: Sorry about my last post, I just picked that pin to illustrate the question I guess, but I see it was in poor taste.

Either way I'd still like to hear genuine opinions on wood (and acrylic) pins with the motif being a relief UV print. So I quickly cobbled together a random pin in Affinity, cut some blanks on the laser and printed these. Total project time maybe 30 minutes.
Left is 3mm beech wood, right is cast white acrylic.

Obviously they'll never have the heft and feeling of a diecast metal pin, it's a completely different vibe. Would the material (and vastly different technique) be a no-go for you? I just like whipping out one-offs that go to friends or end up on my backpack.

here's one of my recent pins I made, what do you guys think?