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9/13/2012 2 Comments Film Cassette tintype pins This little 1 1/2" pins are made from recycled film cassettes. The cassettes were first broken down, flattened and cut into shape. They were then coated with collodion and sensitized in a silver bath. Then placed in a 35mm camera, each plate was exposed and processed. Punched out and varnished with a tiny pin cemented to the back, they are ready to wear! You can buy them here in my shop, or you can purchase them in person at the MOPA gift shop. Breaking down the cassettes:
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9/14/2012 09:51:32 am
Always love your blog. How are you punching these out so neatly? Do you have a machine or some sort of metal tool and a hammer?
Jen Jansen
9/14/2012 10:47:34 am
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