But as you get better, and enjoy adding these embellishments to your  own designs then
I thought that you may enjoy a tutorial that would show you the  easiest way to create some some stunning results for your self

Add the finished pin to a beautiful floral display that you have glued to a shaped topper. Just tuck it in and then it can be taken out again.

This is now ready to add to any project and looks lovely with the flowers sparkled as well.

But be sure to tell your recipient that the hatpin can be removed from the card if they so wish.

These are just a few of the ones I have made over the last few days and once you start making them it becomes addictive as they are such a pleasure to do.

And of course all your creativity comes to the surface and you will surprise your self at the ones you come up with.

Let the Decorating Hatpins Tutorial show you how. 

The first thing you are going to need are the Hatpins themselves.

They come in many different sizes and some will already have beads attached, as you will see in the video.

But I like to buy mine plain in gold and silver and assemble them my self.

I like to experiment with different designs and I get my pins ... complete with end protectors from Amazon

Experiment with colours and styles as I have done in this Decorating Hatpins Tutorial.

And if you do a dry run with the beads first then nothing is lost if you don't like the arrangement.

Just undo it and start again until you are happy and then....and only then glue them in place. 

You will find many sizes in the hatpins but the one that is my preference is the 3".

This will give you a lovely pin that won't overpower the card as the effect you want is classy. 

The pin I added to the card in the video was too large and so I changed it for this one that gives a more elegant look to my finished design.

I was very pleased with the result and I am sure that you will be too, with the ones you create for yourself.

I hope you enjoy the Decorating Hatpins Tutorial and will add some of your finished cards to the Gallery Page.

Try to include a close up of the pin in one of the photos that you add.