I met a really interesting architect some weeks ago. We talked about how cool and innovative were the 60's architects. So that was my inspiration!
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Egg Chair Brooch
Arne Jacobsen's design in your lapel
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First you have to draw the chair, you can trace it or copy the template..
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Then you put the template on the red felt and cut it. I did this twice (for the back side).
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Now, you have to cut the template and draw it on black felt.
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when you have every part done of the chair done you have to sew them together, (I forgot to make a pic of the base, but it exists too :D)
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Ok, now you can sew them. Remember to sew a pin to the back part.
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This is the result :D
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Posted By:AdvocatusDiaboli »
November 14, 2008 20:32
Popular tags: Dressmaking / Tailoring, Revamping, Painting & Decorating, Christmas, Decorating, Gothic, Clothing & Fabric, and Beadwork
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Edee S.
15 Nov 06:00
Wow! I love your pin! I agree with you about the architects of that era. Good choice of subject, color, materials. Well done (can't take my eyes off of it). Good job!
Lilim
15 Nov 16:58
*giggles* egg chair hehe
michelle G.
15 Nov 20:56
totaly cute
Alexa S.
16 Nov 12:33
Haha, I love it! But that isn't an egg chair, it's a butterfly chair.
AdvocatusDiaboli
18 Nov 13:12
Im glad you like it. actually it is an egg chair,the butterfly chair is very similar but the base it's different and it is folding :D
KMOM14
02 Mar 18:10
Very retro cool.