Here are how some of the pins were presented...

And a few back views...

Most of the pins were photographed with a Canon  PowerShot 75. I set the camera on a tripod and used available light from a south facing window. I used a super slow shutter speed and the macro setting (little flower icon) and got great detail. Some shots had lot of glare so I used a piece of white printer paper to diffuse the light. I cropped in PhotoShop Elements and when it was time to save, I used the "Save for Web" feature, this allowed for large photos that don't bog down the load time. Some pins were also scanned and edited in PhotoShop Elements.

Here is what the set up looked like...

For even more inspiration, take a look at these beauties…

  http://www.megannoel.com/jewelryhub.html

  http://www.idianetheface.com/face_gallery.htm

  http://home.flash.net/~mjtafoya/projects/polymer/index.htm

  http://www.pottedfrog.com/pins.htm

  http://cqmagonline.com/vol04iss01/articles/404/index.shtml  This article has directions! Just ignore the part about the nail polish, only use polyurethane or other polymer clay compatible finishes.

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