My Sisters creations :P

Medz · Mar. 10, 2011 9:18 PM

Not sure if I can post these here but Im sure she wouldnt mind. Basically my sister hand-makes and sells her own fabric brooch's. She can make them in any style, so if you did want one you could create your own idea and get it made or just use an existing idea. Anyway, here are some of the pictures:

Note, these pictures are all taken by her (Click to View)

Tell me what you think and ill pass the message on to her. And if you are interested in purchasing your own designs, even things like fabric beyblades or etc, then feel free to pm me too.

Thanks

TheBeydude5 · Mar. 10, 2011 10:12 PM

she does a nice job but this is the wbo not hgtv lol

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Ga' · Mar. 10, 2011 10:26 PM

^It's called your creations for a reason. Plus, I think the brooches look really nice BTW.

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