Some of the bird pins contain a furry material section instead of the soft enamel usually seen.
In this example - the goldfinch pin - you can see the back, belly and neck of the bird use a material with a very slight nap to it.
Wednesday, 20 April 2011
20/4: Furry Pins
For those that haven't seen or, more importantly, touched the new bird pins yet, you may be interested to find a new feature on London 2012 pins. Fur.
Some of the bird pins contain a furry material section instead of the soft enamel usually seen.
In this example - the goldfinch pin - you can see the back, belly and neck of the bird use a material with a very slight nap to it.
Some of the bird pins contain a furry material section instead of the soft enamel usually seen.
In this example - the goldfinch pin - you can see the back, belly and neck of the bird use a material with a very slight nap to it.
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3 comments:
Nice idea but how come no Furry Bunny Pins?
What a strange concept!
I could understand it if the series was British mammals, but birds?
How bizarre
What next, furry mascot pins?
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