Black Cat Pin

A black cat pin can be worn for luck or as a fashion statment. Pinned to your lapel, or your bag, beret or hat there are dozens of way to use cat jewelry pins.

Think beyond simply pinning it to your shoulder. Fix the brim of a hat in place, or have a row of pins round the band of a hat. Pull one side of your cardigan right across and anchor it on the inside annd then pull the other side across and anchor it on the outside with a pin.

And if you wearing a pin on very thin, light weight fabric or jersey, add some extra fabric inside your garment. This will stablize the pin wonderfully.

Black enamel and goldtone, approx 2½"x1½" More Details	Gold plated black cat pin, approx 1½" More Details	Hand painted enamel on sterling silver, approx 1¾" More Details
Can be adapted for pendant. 5" long More Details	14k gold plated, approx 2½"x1½" More Details	Sterling enamel, approx 1¾"x1" More Details
Sterling silver Marcasite black cat More Details	Sterling silver finish, approx 1'x1½" More Details	Two cats, sort of black! approx ¾"x1¼" More Details
Black and white, approx ¾"x1¼" More Details	Glamour puss pin, 4.5 inches longs More Details	Emerald crystal eyes, More Details

And if that has whetted your appetite to look at cat pins of all colors and types - whether you want realistic or quirky - click through on the image below for a selection will knock your socks off!

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Tips for removing hole marks left in clothing

The only downside to wearing pins is that sometimes you find it has left a hole in fine fabric.

Remember that the heavier the pin is the more likely it is to pull on the fabric. This is wear stablizing it with extra fabric can help alot.

Obviously, the thicker the pin stick is the more likely it is to leave a hole.

What to do?

Rub the fabric between your fingers and often the weave will settle back into its original positiion.

Wet the fabric will also often help.

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