How to Display Violin Enamel Pins on a Board Game Bag

By Paverson Games | Published: 2026-10-18

Category: Tips & Care

Learn how to attach and display a violin enamel pin on your board game bag without damaging the fabric or losing the pin. Includes step-by-step instructions and care tips.

Quick Answer

To display a violin enamel pin on a board game bag, choose a sturdy fabric area, position the pin where it won't snag, and secure it with the included butterfly clasps. Avoid high-stress seams and use a backing pad if the bag fabric is thin.

Why a Board Game Bag Works Well for Pin Display

Board game bags often have a large, flat surface that makes a good canvas for enamel pins. The bag's fabric can hold the pin securely, and the pin adds a personal touch to your gaming gear. However, not all bags are equal—canvas or denim bags grip the pin better than slippery nylon or mesh.

Trade-off: Pin Security vs. Fabric Damage

The butterfly clasps on the Violin Enamel Pin are designed to hold it firmly, but they can leave small holes in the fabric. If you plan to remove the pin frequently, consider using a pin-backing pad to reduce wear. Alternatively, attach the pin to a removable patch or strap that can be swapped between bags.

How to Attach the Pin to Your Bag

Choose the right spot: Pick a flat, smooth area on the bag—avoid zippers, seams, and pockets where the pin might catch or bend. A center panel or a side flap works best. Common mistake: placing the pin on a curved surface can warp the enamel over time.
Insert the pin through the fabric: Push the pin posts through the fabric from the outside. If the fabric is thick, use a thimble or a blunt tool to help push through without damaging the pin. Checkpoint: ensure the posts go straight through—angled insertion can bend the pin or damage the fabric.
Secure with the butterfly clasps: Slide the butterfly clasps onto the posts from the inside of the bag. Push them firmly until they click or grip the post. Double-check that both clasps are tight. Common mistake: leaving a clasp loose can cause the pin to fall off during a game night.
Test the placement: Gently wiggle the pin to confirm it's secure. Then zip or close the bag and check that the pin doesn't press against any contents or get caught when opening. Checkpoint: if the pin feels loose, add a rubber backing pad (sold separately) for extra grip.
Care for the pin and bag: Remove the pin before machine washing the bag. Wipe the pin with a dry cloth to remove dust. Store it in a pouch when not displayed to prevent scratches. Common mistake: leaving the pin on during washing can damage both the pin's enamel and the bag's fabric.

Product Facts

Violin Enamel Pin: This soft enamel pin measures 50x43mm and is 2mm thick, with two butterfly clasps to keep it secure. The larger size means you need a flat area on the bag to avoid bending the pin, and the dual clasps provide extra stability during transport.
Violin Enamel Pin