I feel like this brooch should be called “Hello there.”
My Gal is definitely waving you over.
These are some of the new brooches I received from the latest Nunn Design collection. They already have pin backs, so in order to work on a flat surface I built these walls of cardboard.
Now my pin back is set to work in and I won’t have an awkward resin pour.
I am also using actual postage stamps for my background image.
Some of the lettering from the stamp was still visible after I cut my oval shape. Dried leaves were easy to add to cover this.
You’ll notice that I sealed my paper and my dried leaves with a decoupage medium. Sealing very thin paper like postage stamps will ensure that I do not get a resin stain.
(Sealing paper covered in all these blog posts linked here.)
I also added my plastic miniature lady at this point.
After the paper and dried leaves were thoroughly dry I poured in my resin.
All my other Nunn Design projects are linked here.
I’ll also have a give-a-way at the end of the week so you can win the whole new collection!
Where did you find the small figurine. Looks great!
These are model train people.
OMG look at the container full of little people! That is awesome. Do you press your own flora? I have been lately with all the spring happening around me…
Love this Carmi! I'm obsessed with the little people!
theses bezels are so lovely, great retro look
This is adorable!
Love the bezel