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Stitch Medal!



The Disney Movie Rewards Logo!



The Peas In A Pod (TS3)!



My Two Oswald The Lucky Rabbit Pins!

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Stitch Medal!



The Disney Movie Rewards Logo!



The Peas In A Pod (TS3)!



My Two Oswald The Lucky Rabbit Pins!

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Thanks for the investment Cindy.]]>





Thanks for the investment Cindy.]]> http://disneypintrade.com/thread-2272.html Sun, 17 Jun 2012 11:52:28 +0400 http://disneypintrade.com/thread-2272.html OK we have 10 so far not a bad start for 1 day I think
5 are for trading at the park and 5 are keepers so far.

]]> OK we have 10 so far not a bad start for 1 day I think
5 are for trading at the park and 5 are keepers so far.

]]> http://disneypintrade.com/thread-2188.html Sun, 03 Jun 2012 22:46:04 +0400 http://disneypintrade.com/thread-2188.html http://disneypintrade.com/thread-2161.html Mon, 28 May 2012 09:29:41 +0400 http://disneypintrade.com/thread-2161.html

I love these pins and I'm looking for more.
(Ignore Light Tragic in the corner. It's my strange sense of humor.)]]>

I love these pins and I'm looking for more.
(Ignore Light Tragic in the corner. It's my strange sense of humor.)]]> http://disneypintrade.com/thread-2138.html Wed, 23 May 2012 17:59:01 +0400 http://disneypintrade.com/thread-2138.html


The poster in the middle is an original Japanese add for the movie that was given to me by a friend for Christmas who knows I'm stitch obsessed

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The poster in the middle is an original Japanese add for the movie that was given to me by a friend for Christmas who knows I'm stitch obsessed

]]> http://disneypintrade.com/thread-2133.html Tue, 22 May 2012 22:14:49 +0400 http://disneypintrade.com/thread-2133.html and the mother sent us the images




We just love making kids smile.]]> and the mother sent us the images




We just love making kids smile.]]> http://disneypintrade.com/thread-2058.html Thu, 10 May 2012 13:08:42 +0400 http://disneypintrade.com/thread-2058.html http://www.facebook.com/#!/photo.php?fbi...=1&theater

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http://www.facebook.com/#!/photo.php?fbi...1&theater]]]> http://disneypintrade.com/thread-2052.html Thu, 10 May 2012 00:56:33 +0400 http://disneypintrade.com/thread-2052.html Hello Friends.

Very often people will ask me what I am using in the pages of my trade books / bags to hold the pins in because they notice I am just pushing them in. I use coroplast and will explain some of the benefits of using it as well as other safety measures you can take and show you examples of what it is.

Many people use various types of cork but the pins fall off and it eventually falls apart.
Coroplast is corrugated plastic and can be purchased at any sign shop. It comes in many colors but Black seems to be the color of choice. It comes in 4' x 8' sheets and cost on average $30.00 for the sheet. I get mine for $24.00 but have heard many places are more expensive.

Anyways, below I have some pics that show what it is and some practical applications.
In addition to using them in my pages, I also make loose pages with them. I always like to go the extra mile and make the pins show well and dont like to see the holes once the pins are removed so I buy stickey felt at Michaels and cover the loose boards and can mount pins to it just like as if it were in the page.

One reason I also do this is because when you are only allowed 1 trader book on a trading table, I will put one of these on the open flap of my book and 2 on the bottom giving me 3 more pages to show. Once you see the examples, you will see what I mean.

Now a good friend of mine who has mostly very expensive pins, almost all DA100 and 50's is concerned with somone removing them from his pages too easily. Well, when all of your pins are $300.00 and up, you may want to consider alternatives.

In another post, I discussed various types of locking pin backs. He does not use coroplast but rather uses a locking back on every pin.(not the allen type, the chrome self locking type I discussed in another thread. If you need info, PM me) Now for someone to get the pin off, they would have to open the velcro and each their hand in to release it making it almost impossible to steal the pin without being noticed.

Of course they can steal the entire bag but you are more likely to notice that rather than a single pin being removed. Anyways, here is what coroplast is and a few ideas. I also like it because of the ease of adding and removing pins but is also makes your pages rigid and very square and you can fit more pins and the pages are so rigid that pins dont end up touching each other from page folding.

If you have any questions, please feel free to PM me. Here we go:

(THIS IS 1/8" COROPLAST)
This is what it looks like before you cut it to size. Of course it was originally 4' x 8' and I have them cut it in half to make transporting it easier.



Once I have measured the pages I cut the squares out. Regardless if putting them in the pages or just for display boards, you need 2 boards. Some people say bu thicker stock but it is not as dense and will wear out quicker as the ribs are spaced much further apart. Here is a page that I have covered in sticky felt for better presentation.



A tilted view so you can see that 2 pages are being used and what the ribs look like.

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Another view of a couple of completed pages.



As you can see, you can fit quite a few pins on a page. This is a standard page size and these are not extremly small pins, some are pretty good size.



A top view of the page again showing 2 pages and the ribs. Note that the pins are stable in the coroplast. You can turn the page upside down and pretty much shake it and the pins will not fall out and they are not easy to remove once in. It works very well and is the preferred method by most traders.



Here are a few of my loose panels. The one at the top IS smaller. It is for a smaller trading bag. These fit comfortably in the regular pin trading bag and now instead of 5 pages, you can have 8 pages and I really like when my book is open having a page on the open flap. You always see 2 pages ofpins no matter what.



Finally, the only difference when putting into pages in your bag is there is no need to use the felt. Here is a picture showing pins in the book and the coroplast in the page. A picture tells a thousand words so I will let it do the rest of the talking.



I hope this helps and gives you a better way to show and trade your pins. I really like the stand alone felt boards. Great for shows too.


Credit:iamdisneydan]]> Hello Friends.

Very often people will ask me what I am using in the pages of my trade books / bags to hold the pins in because they notice I am just pushing them in. I use coroplast and will explain some of the benefits of using it as well as other safety measures you can take and show you examples of what it is.

Many people use various types of cork but the pins fall off and it eventually falls apart.
Coroplast is corrugated plastic and can be purchased at any sign shop. It comes in many colors but Black seems to be the color of choice. It comes in 4' x 8' sheets and cost on average $30.00 for the sheet. I get mine for $24.00 but have heard many places are more expensive.

Anyways, below I have some pics that show what it is and some practical applications.
In addition to using them in my pages, I also make loose pages with them. I always like to go the extra mile and make the pins show well and dont like to see the holes once the pins are removed so I buy stickey felt at Michaels and cover the loose boards and can mount pins to it just like as if it were in the page.

One reason I also do this is because when you are only allowed 1 trader book on a trading table, I will put one of these on the open flap of my book and 2 on the bottom giving me 3 more pages to show. Once you see the examples, you will see what I mean.

Now a good friend of mine who has mostly very expensive pins, almost all DA100 and 50's is concerned with somone removing them from his pages too easily. Well, when all of your pins are $300.00 and up, you may want to consider alternatives.

In another post, I discussed various types of locking pin backs. He does not use coroplast but rather uses a locking back on every pin.(not the allen type, the chrome self locking type I discussed in another thread. If you need info, PM me) Now for someone to get the pin off, they would have to open the velcro and each their hand in to release it making it almost impossible to steal the pin without being noticed.

Of course they can steal the entire bag but you are more likely to notice that rather than a single pin being removed. Anyways, here is what coroplast is and a few ideas. I also like it because of the ease of adding and removing pins but is also makes your pages rigid and very square and you can fit more pins and the pages are so rigid that pins dont end up touching each other from page folding.

If you have any questions, please feel free to PM me. Here we go:

(THIS IS 1/8" COROPLAST)
This is what it looks like before you cut it to size. Of course it was originally 4' x 8' and I have them cut it in half to make transporting it easier.



Once I have measured the pages I cut the squares out. Regardless if putting them in the pages or just for display boards, you need 2 boards. Some people say bu thicker stock but it is not as dense and will wear out quicker as the ribs are spaced much further apart. Here is a page that I have covered in sticky felt for better presentation.



A tilted view so you can see that 2 pages are being used and what the ribs look like.

Name: Felt Covered Coroplast Display Page.jpg Views: 405 Size: 62.3 KB

Another view of a couple of completed pages.



As you can see, you can fit quite a few pins on a page. This is a standard page size and these are not extremly small pins, some are pretty good size.



A top view of the page again showing 2 pages and the ribs. Note that the pins are stable in the coroplast. You can turn the page upside down and pretty much shake it and the pins will not fall out and they are not easy to remove once in. It works very well and is the preferred method by most traders.



Here are a few of my loose panels. The one at the top IS smaller. It is for a smaller trading bag. These fit comfortably in the regular pin trading bag and now instead of 5 pages, you can have 8 pages and I really like when my book is open having a page on the open flap. You always see 2 pages ofpins no matter what.



Finally, the only difference when putting into pages in your bag is there is no need to use the felt. Here is a picture showing pins in the book and the coroplast in the page. A picture tells a thousand words so I will let it do the rest of the talking.



I hope this helps and gives you a better way to show and trade your pins. I really like the stand alone felt boards. Great for shows too.


Credit:iamdisneydan]]> http://disneypintrade.com/thread-1901.html Thu, 19 Apr 2012 18:36:47 +0400 http://disneypintrade.com/thread-1901.html
Here's the pins I have in my collection! The first black lanyard that is in the middle of the other two on group pictures is what I returned from DLRP with, bar the big thunder mountain error pin, ariel in a heart and dopey. Oh and I got the PTN pins and rapunzel too

http://www.flickr.com/photos/65566108@N0...otostream/

http://www.flickr.com/photos/65566108@N0...otostream/

http://www.flickr.com/photos/65566108@N0...otostream/

http://www.flickr.com/photos/65566108@N0...otostream/

http://www.flickr.com/photos/65566108@N0...otostream/

http://www.flickr.com/photos/65566108@N0...otostream/

http://www.flickr.com/photos/65566108@N0...otostream/

Hope you like my collection as it stands ]]>
Here's the pins I have in my collection! The first black lanyard that is in the middle of the other two on group pictures is what I returned from DLRP with, bar the big thunder mountain error pin, ariel in a heart and dopey. Oh and I got the PTN pins and rapunzel too

http://www.flickr.com/photos/65566108@N0...otostream/

http://www.flickr.com/photos/65566108@N0...otostream/

http://www.flickr.com/photos/65566108@N0...otostream/

http://www.flickr.com/photos/65566108@N0...otostream/

http://www.flickr.com/photos/65566108@N0...otostream/

http://www.flickr.com/photos/65566108@N0...otostream/

http://www.flickr.com/photos/65566108@N0...otostream/

Hope you like my collection as it stands ]]> http://disneypintrade.com/thread-1867.html Sun, 15 Apr 2012 06:08:32 +0400 http://disneypintrade.com/thread-1867.html


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  pins 5.jpg (Size: 54.24 KB / Downloads: 8) ]]> http://disneypintrade.com/thread-1819.html Fri, 06 Apr 2012 02:21:24 +0400 http://disneypintrade.com/thread-1819.html So I finally took some pictures of the pages of my pin book. They are not some of the best pics of them but I think you can get the idea of what I have.

My Star Wars/Star Tours pins.


Nightmare Before Christmas pins


Random sets and my pin from the 2011 EPCOT Food and Wine Festival


More random sets and my POP Century pin (where we stayed in October 2011)


Random sets

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More pins in my collection!

Random sets I am working on


Random individual pins


Limited Edition Star Tours relaunching 2011


Jack Skellington and wreath with light up eyes. Artist Proof


]]> So I finally took some pictures of the pages of my pin book. They are not some of the best pics of them but I think you can get the idea of what I have.

My Star Wars/Star Tours pins.


Nightmare Before Christmas pins


Random sets and my pin from the 2011 EPCOT Food and Wine Festival


More random sets and my POP Century pin (where we stayed in October 2011)


Random sets

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More pins in my collection!

Random sets I am working on


Random individual pins


Limited Edition Star Tours relaunching 2011


Jack Skellington and wreath with light up eyes. Artist Proof


]]> http://disneypintrade.com/thread-1652.html Wed, 14 Mar 2012 12:39:01 +0400 http://disneypintrade.com/thread-1652.html

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Happy SPRING!
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Happy SPRING!
]]> http://disneypintrade.com/thread-1577.html Mon, 05 Mar 2012 15:32:12 +0400 http://disneypintrade.com/thread-1577.html   Photo on 2012-03-05 at 02.35 #2.jpg (Size: 97.78 KB / Downloads: 39)
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  Photo on 2012-03-05 at 02.35 #3.jpg (Size: 103.63 KB / Downloads: 36) :-/here are some pins i found at the park and trading with friends]]> http://disneypintrade.com/thread-1404.html Wed, 08 Feb 2012 22:35:36 +0400 http://disneypintrade.com/thread-1404.html


we will update this thread with new images as they come in from the kids
thanks to Dom13 for his work with the kids.

Slide Show click here.]]>


we will update this thread with new images as they come in from the kids
thanks to Dom13 for his work with the kids.

Slide Show click here.]]> http://disneypintrade.com/thread-850.html Mon, 21 Nov 2011 02:33:35 +0400 http://disneypintrade.com/thread-850.html at his age im shocked take a look your self





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]]> http://disneypintrade.com/thread-590.html Tue, 04 Oct 2011 18:04:37 +0400 http://disneypintrade.com/thread-590.html Bought and Trades are in here as well!
List what you got in the mail today or at the parks with the rest of the forum.

That way we can all share in your Joy.
Everyone loves a new pin or a package at there door

So lets see what you got .]]> Bought and Trades are in here as well!
List what you got in the mail today or at the parks with the rest of the forum.

That way we can all share in your Joy.
Everyone loves a new pin or a package at there door

So lets see what you got .]]>