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Expand Your Mind With My Collections!

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Expand Your Mind With My Collections!

Chusaurus

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A couple months ago, I finally got around to making my Display for all my new Doctor Strange pins.

Updated: 5/6


I hope to become a completist in the future! I already am for Disney produced pins, but I'd like to for the other ones as well.

And now for something slightly different... MOST OF MY OTHER PINS!






 
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Also, a big thank you to AvatarAng1 and Timeerkat for helping me out with the west coast releases.
 
My newest adventure is making a display for these pins. When I'm done, I hope make a "cabinet" for them as well.
 
Found some 12x12 deep frames at a garage sale for $1.25! I finally have something to put my series Ariel pins in!
 
All your displays are absolutely beautiful! I hope you don't mind me asking how you made those Dr. Strange and Little Mermaid boards? They're spectacular, omg.
 
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Thanks for all the compliments everyone!

Eucharis42 said:
All your displays are absolutely beautiful! I home you don't mind me asking how you made those Dr. Strange and Little Mermaid boards? They're spectacular, omg.
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The Little Mermaid is a canvas that I painted to look like Ariel's Grotto, because I had a whole bunch of cobalt blue lying around. There's corrugated plastic under it to keep the pins in instead of pin backs. It helps keep the canvas from getting too weighted down, too. The Doctor Strange display is made of a mini poster from AMC that I whetted down to shape and mixed with modge podge on corrugated plastic. I then dirtied it up with watered down black paint to make Strange the focus instead of the background.
 
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