The way my friends and I handle this is to get a piece or two of fabric and put all the pins on the fabric. Then you can display the fabric anywhere you wish; on a door, over a curtain, on the wall, etc.
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When we went back to Canada, I had to clear out a few boxes I had stored at me mom's house. The small containers arrived the other day and i'm now pondering what to do with a few items i used to & sometimes still do collect.
I have 3 cookie tins plus my guide hat full of pins from travelling, girl guide/pathfinder days, commonwealth games etc. I would hate for them to just sit in the tins and collect dust yet again!![]()
So, any ideas on how to display a large amount of pins? I have all my old badges on a nice warm camp blanket. Also, my guide hat is VERY heavy and wondering what could i store it on?
Thanks
C
The way my friends and I handle this is to get a piece or two of fabric and put all the pins on the fabric. Then you can display the fabric anywhere you wish; on a door, over a curtain, on the wall, etc.
Do you like them? (obviously you do) Options include those coffee tables built with a glass area and put them on display there, I like shadowboxes for collectables, you can mix that in with pictures of events associated with the pins .... or not.
We had a thread here somewhere of "what do ya do with all those century patches and numbers?" Oh, hear it is:
http://forums.teamestrogen.com/showthread.php?t=6824
One project on my back burner is make a cork bulletin board out of my wine bottle cork collection and put the patches there.
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TC1-Good idea batman! I shall search for some cool fabric..
Trek-I can't part with them. A shadowbox sounds interesting. A cool coffee table wouldn't go amiss either
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