I purchased this pin in Alaska at a fabric store. It is made by Meg Hannan, from the Seattle area. The pin is created from fabrics and fibers that have been rolled with liquid glue, some beads added and then harden. It is sliced cross-section, creating fiber "millefiori". This pin is about 2" tall and 1 1/2" wide. The colors are a lot brighter then they appear here. There many wonderful sizes and colors of pins. I couldn't resist buying one as I had not seen anything like it before.
Wednesday, July 16, 2008
Fiber "Millefiori"
I purchased this pin in Alaska at a fabric store. It is made by Meg Hannan, from the Seattle area. The pin is created from fabrics and fibers that have been rolled with liquid glue, some beads added and then harden. It is sliced cross-section, creating fiber "millefiori". This pin is about 2" tall and 1 1/2" wide. The colors are a lot brighter then they appear here. There many wonderful sizes and colors of pins. I couldn't resist buying one as I had not seen anything like it before.
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