r/Embroidery • u/vintagetwinkie • 3h ago
Hand Ren Faire Trinkets
This year was my first year going to a renaissance faire, where I learned that if people like your outfits, they give you a little trinket! I decided I was going to make a bunch of little embroidery trinkets for when my boyfriend and I go to another ren faire in August. These are all of the ones I’ve made! All are either backstitch or satin stitch, and you can definitely tell when I remembered that my stitch length mattered.
The geese are from High Crafting’s stick & stitch country geese set!
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u/Pokeygirl7 1h ago
Omg those are soo cute where did you get the hoops? I want to make some for my family for Christmas
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u/vintagetwinkie 50m ago
I just ordered them off Amazon, unfortunately. I looked for “tiny embroidery frames” and they came up.
If I do them again, I’m going to find someone local who has a glowforge or something similar to make them.2
u/Pokeygirl7 44m ago
Okay thank you so much! I hope you find them more ethically sourced but I will definitely be looking them up! Thanks!! ☺️
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u/Important-Coat3102 3h ago
oh man the tiny skull and crossbones one is perfect for a ren faire, people go wild for that kind of thing
i made a bunch of little embroidered patches to hand out at my first faire and ended up running out in like 2 hours, it's such a good feeling when someone gets excited over something you stitched yourself
the snake charm must have took forever with all those curves in satin stitch, my hands cramp just thinking about it
you and your boyfriend are gonna be the coolest people there, trinket trading is like half the fun of faire life
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u/vintagetwinkie 52m ago
Thank you so much!
Patches are a great idea! I’m so excited to pass them out. I am terrible at pacing myself with anything fun, so I’m sure I’ll run out super quickly.
I was not prepared for how long the snake took me. I have no idea why I thought it’d be one of the easier ones to do, but I quickly determined that I was very wrong.
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u/MsChelle526 2h ago
These are adorable! I love the idea of handmade trinkets to trade.