How to make enamel pins | cost, manufacturers, detailed timeline - real example walkthrough 

no sure if you mentioned but i didn't catch it in your video, but just wanna advise you should also make your manufacturer sign a disclosure so they won't steal your art! usually this is done before you send them your design. unfortunately, many designs are stolen to be mass produced that way. edit: some manufacturers also will give you something similar to the pantone book for free! anyway really love watching the video!

Thanks for sharing your experience and the process! Definitely very helpful, maybe because you began as a beginner, and so you're shoving all the information that us noobs would have into the video.🥰

I’m not an artist nor am I a small business owner but I really enjoyed this video! I never thought of contacting alibaba manufacturers for designs but honestly, that was such a smart idea. Also, Walmart sells some paper cutters for cheap! I got one for like 5-10$ for my crafts and it works just as well as the fancy ones.

Cream is actually a hard color even with a book. Pastel books not all manufacturers have but they usually have the wider selection of lighter options or you can ask if they will add white to a color to make it lighter.

Those are super cute pins! Thank you for the really good information! I use an ancient first-gen Silhouette to do all my stickers and paper cutting (including prints and business cards once when I was strapped for time to wait for them) and it still works just fine, so if you're looking for a cutting machine you might see if there are any out there second-hand. Also, high five from another Washington based artist! :)

This video is so useful! And your pins are adorable!!

This is so informative! Thanks for sharing

genuinely such a helpful video!!!

this video was very informative, I really liked how the pins turned out! they look sooo adorable!

This was such a calm and nice video!

Metric units please

are u hiring an intern