Dragon Pin

Cheap plastic kid's necklace turned into a snazzy pin
This dragon pin was made from a "gumball" toy machine at the movies where you put in a quarter or fifty cents and get toy or, in this case, a necklace and it only took about five minutes to make.

I used the hot knife to cut the circular plastic piece off of the top then used a silver paint pen to touch up the white plastic the was underneath where the circular piece had been.

I then applied hot glue to the center or the back horizontally and pushed the pin back down and allowed to drive.