Badges

 
Testing out how to make the badge. I've tried finding the proper badges in shops such as Spotlight, The Warehouse, Kmart, and a couple of two dollar shops. Unfortunately I couldn't find any, so my plan B is to make them myself. Here is a tester with one of the above concept designs (the only print-out I had on hand)



 
 

  THIS IS NOT THE FINAL BADGE DESIGN

I've used two layers of thick card, the print-out of the badge, a circle template I got from Spotlight, shiny clear sticker for both sides, and a brooch pin for the back.
This badge took roughly 20 minutes to make, but I feel I can make another one quicker now that I know how to do it and that it works.

Final Badges:

These are the final badges, one big and one small. 


Actual sizes of badge
large 
badge size: 7.6cm
design print size: 6.6cm

small 
badge size: 4cm
design print size: 3.8cm


Below is a collectable range of the small badges.


I've taken the logos off these ones because I feel that they don't need it, especially if the main one is going to be right beside it.



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