Medieval brooch base for costuming, etc.
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Brooch inspired by a 7th-century Frankish brooch. Decorate and customize it however you like!
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- Cosplay & Costumes in general
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This is a simple brooch piece I created in two variations, with the intent of painting/decorating/applying gems to it to make a custom brooch. It is inspired by this 7th-century Frankish brooch at the Metropolitan Museum of Art:
The two variations include one “with gems,” and one with empty spaces you can glue gems into. You will need to attach a pin back of your choice.
In the pictures, the copper one is painted with copper paint from Stuart Semple's Heavy Metal paint kit, and the “gems” are actually nail polish. :) If I had gold leaf and some actual gemstones around I could make it look relatively authentic! :D The “metalwork” on the copper brooch is actually jump rings glued on and painted over! You work with what you have! :D
The yellow one shows you the plain version and how you might attach gems to it.
Please be aware that the default size of the brooch is large; double-check that it's the size you want before printing!