Tim Holtz - Distress Pin Set 4

The pins are typically made from metal with a printed or enameled design, featuring a metal backing clasp.

The exact dimensions vary per pin, but they are generally designed to be a noticeable accessory without being overly large, similar to standard enamel pins.

Yes, they can be attached to sturdy paper crafts like journal covers or mixed-media art pieces, often using a strong adhesive or by poking them through thicker cardstock.

While the design might have some resilience, the metal components can be susceptible to rust if constantly exposed to water. It's best to keep them dry.

Yes, the designs on the pins are inspired by the aesthetic and color palettes of the popular Tim Holtz Distress Ink line.

This product is sold as a set of six. Individual pins may be available separately from other retailers or collections.

Gently wiggle the backing while applying pressure. If it remains stiff, a tiny drop of lubricating oil on the hinge might help, but use sparingly.

Ensure the fabric is not too thick for the pin's clasp. Try pressing the backing down firmly on a flatter area of the fabric. If the clasp feels loose, it may need to be replaced.

This is typically due to wear and tear. For minor scratches, it may not be possible to repair. Avoid harsh cleaning methods that could accelerate fading.