Wooden brooch Ace of spades pattern
£8.00
£9.99Save 20%£1.70 UK delivery. Made to order - dispatched within 3 days.
£8.00
£9.99Save 20%£1.70 UK delivery. Made to order - dispatched within 3 days.
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About this item
This purple pattern is repeated in a circular pattern and placed in the centre surrounded by a curvy line. The wooden transfer paper is ironed onto the round wooden base and then added to a cute display card with handpicked materials which emphasis each brooch. I really enjoyed matching the swatches of materials that I have. I then cut out the pieces of material using pinking shears. The brooch itself is 3.4cm in diameter.
About this item
This purple pattern is repeated in a circular pattern and placed in the centre surrounded by a curvy line. The wooden transfer paper is ironed onto the round wooden base and then added to a cute display card with handpicked materials which emphasis each brooch. I really enjoyed matching the swatches of materials that I have. I then cut out the pieces of material using pinking shears. The brooch itself is 3.4cm in diameter.
Welcome to Amyiris! In my shop you can find brooches, magnets and prints made from original art. I have a love of decorative pattern and I hope this shines through in the things that I have made. The gift of decorative pattern for a special someone in your life or just for you.
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This item is made-to-order and will be posted to you by Patterntime within 3 days of receiving payment.
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This is a custom-made item and cannot be returned unless faulty.
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This pattern is inspired by playing card I saw in the Victoria and Albert Museum. It showed the ace of clubs in black on white. First, I drew one and then repeated the pattern. I had also been drawing a Delft tile in white and blue with a wavy frame and put them together! If you wish to put a personal short message on the back then get in touch by the "contact the seller" at checkout.