Pin Embellishments
- Pin on pin - A pin is riveted on top of another pin to give the design a 3-D look.
- Dangler pin - Dangle pins have an extension to the base of the pin that dangles (hangs) from one or more small loops or chains.
- Bobble pin - A bobble pin is an upside-down dangler pin that uses a spring instead of a chain.
- Flocking - A flocked pin has an area that is fuzzy.
- Lenticular pin - A Lenticular pin has two or more images that can change when it is tilted back and forth.
- LED pin - A LED is a Light-up pin that flashes when activated. The Light-up element has been used less in recent years due to difficulties in battery replacement and bulkiness.
- Slider pin - A Slider pin has a movable piece that slides back and forth across the base of a pin.
- Spinner Pin - A Spinner pin has a spinning mechanism that moves a piece of the pin 360 degrees.
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