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Would you ever....
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Psycho Pixie
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on your lanyard... well yes, but be super careful cuz it would be best at the bottom... And the bottom pin for me has always been the one to catch on EVERYTHING when i lean forward.
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She's absolutely gorgeous, but I actually don't wear lanyards very often (make that almost never) because they tend to pull on my head/neck too much ... and with my migraines ... so not good.
That being said, I wouldn't put it on my lanyard (or in my book), simply because I'm not willing to trade it. If I'm not willing to trade it, I won't bring it:
1. I don't want to risk anything happening to my collection (loss, wear & tear, etc)
2. I don't want to 'tease' people with pins that aren't for trade
Instead, I would find a way to display that gorgeous pin at home, perhaps framing it? Or putting it in a prime position in an Aurora/Princesses collection? That's what I would do if I had that pin.
That being said, I wouldn't put it on my lanyard (or in my book), simply because I'm not willing to trade it. If I'm not willing to trade it, I won't bring it:
1. I don't want to risk anything happening to my collection (loss, wear & tear, etc)
2. I don't want to 'tease' people with pins that aren't for trade
Instead, I would find a way to display that gorgeous pin at home, perhaps framing it? Or putting it in a prime position in an Aurora/Princesses collection? That's what I would do if I had that pin.
hmmm so much to consider. It came in a really nice frame, but would add a lot to my lanyard collection. The bottom spot is already being taken over by the Cinderella PTN from Paris (yes that gimangous one) I think it'll only come out for special pin trading events.. that lanyard does get to be a bother after a few hours
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Congrats on an awesome pin! Ya! Put it on the bottom of the lanyard, will look great!
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One thing to consider is the length of the metal tack in the back. Some framed pins do not have a full length back, but sometimes the backs are cut a bit shorter to fit them into the matting without sticking out. If that is the case, you would have difficulty securing it to a lanyard.
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She's absolutely gorgeous, but I actually don't wear lanyards very often (make that almost never) because they tend to pull on my head/neck too much ... and with my migraines ... so not good.
That being said, I wouldn't put it on my lanyard (or in my book), simply because I'm not willing to trade it. If I'm not willing to trade it, I won't bring it:
1. I don't want to risk anything happening to my collection (loss, wear & tear, etc)
2. I don't want to 'tease' people with pins that aren't for trade
Instead, I would find a way to display that gorgeous pin at home, perhaps framing it? Or putting it in a prime position in an Aurora/Princesses collection? That's what I would do if I had that pin.
This!!
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