If you’ve found your way to this post, you’re likely an enamel pin collector. When you first start collecting, it’s tricky to figure out what to do with them. You have a few and you need to do something with the pins. You’re not quite ready to made the jump to paying for a pin board or pin banner. What do you do?

Good news! You can make your own pin board for pretty cheap.
Jump below for the how-to.

Supplies
- Embroidery Hoop [$1.49-2.49 at Hobby Lobby]
- Fabric [Upcycle old shirts or scarves or buy fabric squares at the craft store]
Directions
- Unscrew embroidery hoop until the 2 pieces come apart.
- Stretch fabric over smaller hoop.
- Put hoop back together. Tighten until secure
- I trimmed my excess fabric from the back and the side.
Is it fancy? No. Is it elegant? Not really. Is it easy? YEP.
Reasons I Appreciate This Type of Pin Board:
- You can make and remake it to your liking.
- Have fabrics for every month or every season? You can change it out!
- Cheap and easy gift for your pin loving friends.
- Bookstagram people! You can easily make multiple boards for different types of photos.
- Make one for all your Harry Potter [or insert another fandom here] pins. Make a board for all pins from a company.
- It’s an inexpensive way to
- Store your pins AND see if you want to spend $$ on a nicer board.
- It’s a great way to use up fabrics you’re not using.
- Book boxes can send items that aren’t useful for everyone.
- Tea towel
- Scarves
- Pillow cases
- Book boxes can send items that aren’t useful for everyone.
Happy Crafting
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This is so cute! I only have a few pins (most are on my backpack) but I might make one anyway. Amazing diy!
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Do it Beck! Especially now that there’s lots of cute fabrics in stores because of the holidays coming up.
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This is such a cute idea!!!!!
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I love this! I want a pin banner but this is so much cooler and a great diy!
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If I knew how to sew, I’d totally try to make a DIY pin banner.
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I’m not the best at sewing either!
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