Sibling Tattoos – How Birth Order Affects Personality


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Siblings are some of the closest friends, sharing inside jokes and an unbreakable bond. A beautiful way to symbolize this relationship is with matching tattoos.

The sun and moon symbolize how you and your sister complete each other. Still, other options exist, such as selecting a location significant to either of you – such as where you traveled together or your birthplace.

1. Flower Bracelet




Flower bracelets are an easy and fun way to commemorate the month of your birth, celebrate your favorite flower, and make great presents for friends!

Flower bracelets also make a fun project to work on during long car rides or watching TV!

Here’s how to make one:








– Start by cutting a length of aluminum floral wire that will comfortably wrap around your wrist, taking special note to measure when adding flowers and ribbon.

– Leave approximately two centimeters extra wire so it can be used later for wrapping ribbon around the bracelet once completed.
















– Insert 5-6 base beads and add one white bead (petal bead).

– Next, make a beaded flower chain pattern.
















– When finished, add a crimp bead and secure with double knots – Now tie on your ribbon to wear your beautiful new flower bracelet!

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2. Heart and Flowers
















The Hearts and Flowers Tattoo is an affectionate symbol that can be worn anywhere on the body, often as part of an assortment of Tattoos known by different names.

One popular variant includes rose-studded hearts that symbolize love. Additionally, this term can refer to a song published in 1893 used for photoplay music productions titled Hearts and Flowers.

3. Cherry Blossom




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Cherry Blossoms have long been seen as a symbol of Japan’s national beauty. To depict them faithfully on this mask, each petal has been individually hand embroidered using silk thread to form different organic forms and designs that capture the natural beauty of these blooms.

Viewing cherry blossoms (hanami) in Japan is an immense social event. Families, friends, and coworkers gather under trees, bringing food and drinks as they share on this momentous occasion.
















After sunset comes night viewing – known as yozakura in Japanese, this mask can be worn for day-to-night glam looks. Easy to style and fit into young and mature fashion looks, it intends to bring happiness and light into one’s surroundings.

4. Birth Order Triangles

Birth order does play an impactful part in our personalities, but its significance goes beyond being solely determined by age or birth order alone.
















Wallace states that culture and family traditions also play a large part, “If raised in an environment which values boys over girls, a second-born girl may take on firstborn traits as she’s often relied upon by mother to help care for younger siblings. A large age gap also plays a factor; an only child might display only their traits rather than those of older siblings. Nonetheless, certain general birth order personality traits apply regardless of family hierarchies or family hierarchies. However, certain common birth order traits apply across families irrespective of size.








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