#lapel pins
Enamel pins of my Birthstone Goddesses are coming in the near future! Check out this exclusive glimpse for my Patreon Patrons into my planning and design process on this exciting new merch.
Read on here after you’ve pledged at any tier.
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The GODDESS OF DECEMBER arrives with a fanfare of snow flurries and gift-givers. Her pin concept combines the glitz and glamour of gold with flickering candles.
Get a reminder for this enamel pin Kickstarter and a free coloring page while we wait by signing up at winter.gemstonegoddesses.com!
Stay tuned for the GODDESS OF JANUARY’s arrival next week!
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Revealing the 3rd and final concept in my GODDESSES OF AUTUMN enamel pin set coming soon to @kickstarter!
This Goddess of Autumn represents the Topaz birthstone and the Chrysanthemum birth flower. She incorporates the themes of the Day of the Dead, acting as a beacon with her lantern for the butterfly souls of loved ones.
Launching the first day of Autumn - September 23rd!
Be notified of the launch+ get a free coloring page by signing up at http://autumn.gemstonegoddesses.com
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Revealing the 2nd concept in my GODDESSES OF AUTUMN enamel pin set coming soon to @kickstarter!
This Goddess of Autumn represents the Topaz birthstone and the Chrysanthemum birth flower. She incorporates the themes of the Day of the Dead, acting as a beacon with her lantern for the butterfly souls of loved ones.
Launching the first day of Autumn - September 23rd!
Be notified of the launch+ get a free coloring page by signing up at http://autumn.gemstonegoddesses.com
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Revealing the first concept in my GODDESSES OF AUTUMN enamel pin set coming soon to @kickstarter! This September Goddess represents the Sapphire birthstone & Morning Glory birth flower. She incorporates the Equinox, promoting balance between negative and positive aspects of the self.
Launching the first day of Autumn - September 23rd!
Be notified of the launch+ get a free coloring page by signing up at http://autumn.gemstonegoddesses.com
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New Secret Sketchbook post! While most people will have to wait until the official reveals of each GODDESS OF AUTUMN enamel pin over the next few weeks, my Patreon Patrons get to see all of them plus creative process notes right now!
Pledge as little as $1 to my Patreon to read on at the article!
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Fall is coming and that means the GODDESSES OF AUTUMN enamel pins will be arriving soon to Kickstarter!
Join my mailing list at the link to be notified when the campaign launches & receive a FREE coloring page of Lady of October till 9/23!
Sign up here - http://autumn.gemstonegoddesses.com
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Did you miss my GODDESSES OF SUMMER enamel pins Kickstarter? Here’s your chance to make sure you get a pin! Pre-orders are OPEN from now till August 15th!
Pins will be going up to full price once Pre-Orders close, so reserve yours at this discounted rate while you can!
Pre-Order here
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We are now entering the final 72 hours in which you can reserve your GODDESSES OF SUMMER enamel pins! Back now for special pricing, Kickstarter exclusives, and more.
See the project page for the full details. Campaign ends 7/22, this Monday!
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You have less than 48 HOURS left to reserve your Early Bird pin set! Only 13 slots remain as of this writing!
Get yours today via the Kickstarter campaign.
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The final Goddess of Summer has been revealed! Don’t miss your chance to collect these gorgeous cloisonne enamel pins launching on Kickstarter on the first day of Summer - June 21st!
Sign up to be notified of the launch at my mailing list and receive a free coloring pageofLady of June to color in the meantime! Please re-blog and help me spread the word!
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The next Goddess of Summer has been revealed! Don’t miss your chance to collect these gorgeous cloisonne enamel pins launching on Kickstarter on the first day of Summer - June 21st!
Sign up to be notified of the launch at my mailing list and receive a free coloring page of Lady of June to color in the meantime!
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The GODDESSES of SUMMER enamel pins are coming soon to Kickstarter the 1st day of summer - JUNE 21st! Lady of June’s design has been revealed, with the other pins to be revealed in the coming days before the launch.
Sign up to the mailing list to be notified when the project goes live so you don’t miss out on collecting these pins!
You’ll also receive a FREE coloring page of Lady of June for a limited time for signing up!
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Coming soon to Kickstarter on the first day of Summer JUNE 21st. Keep an eye out for more details on the GODDESSES OF SUMMER enamel pin set!
Sign up to be notified of the project’s launch PLUS receive a -free- coloring page of Lady of June here for a limited time!
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/greylethallin/the-faelock-dandd-enamel-pin-series
Brand new dnd themed Kickstarter!
I just launched a kickstarter for a cute little pin based on my kitty :)
If you pledge in the first week, you can get the pin for only $8 if you choose the early-bird reward! Shares are appreciated!! <3
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/35597951/good-boy-cat-enamel-pins
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The kickstarter is off to a great start! The first goal was funded within forty minutes and we’ve already unlocked these snails and a free grumpy cloud frog sticker for all pin backers! Currently working towards unlocking the froggy umbrella.
Any shares would be very very appreciated.
I just launched my newest pin kickstarter! Check it out if you like frogs and enamel pins~
Early bird discounts available for the first 24hrs.
Any shares would be very very appreciated.
15% off non pre-order listings in my shop until the 10th!
New silly cat pins on totspaintings
Save yourself a death stare and leave it to this pin, basureras! ✨
(Stares in Spanish) lapel pins are up on my Etsy now!
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Made a Krampus pin for the holidays. Pick one up in my shop at dustinwyattdesign.bigcartel.com
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Hey! I have a few ideas but I’d like to hear what you want first. Is there any pin designs you’d like to see next?
We are excited to be working with Rain City Item Shop to create this new set of amazing pins through Kickstarter! You still have time to pledge to get a pin from the Bad Fan Art also Bees Collection! Help them reach their goal by pledging for a new pin!
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/kodi/bad-fan-art-enamel-pin-set-also-bees
If you are also planning a crowdfunding campaign for pins or patches, let us know! We will help spread the word, help back your project, and provide you with quality products for your backers.
Email us: [email protected]
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Make sure to follow Pins Please on instagram, and fill your feed with cool little pins! https://www.instagram.com/pinsplease/
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Help fund these awesome little Arcane Eye pins on Kickstarter! There are a few more days to pledge, and there are stretch goals that still could be unlocked. We are proud to provide the pins for this campaign (and help back it too!)
Check it out here: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/631404185/arcane-eye-enamel-pin-set?ref=yycx8o
If you are planning to do your own patch or pin crowdfunding campaign, let us know! We’d love to help you out.
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If you are thinking about making your own enamel pins soon, you may have heard the terms “hard enamel” and “soft enamel” and wondered what the difference between those were. These types of pins are certainly the most popular types right now, but there are also other options! Here’s a brief explanation of the types of pins:
Soft Enamel
Soft enamel is the most popular type of pin. A metal mold is created, and the colored sections are carefully filled in with paint.The paint is slightly recessed, giving the soft enamel pin a textured feel. This process has a charming look that many people enjoy.
Hard Enamel
Hard enamel is more durable and scratch-resistant than soft enamel pins. The paint is filled to be even with the metal, then polished to have a smooth and even finish. While these pins lack the texture of soft enamel, many people prefer this method because of the durability and high quality look.
Ultimately, it comes down to which look and finish you prefer more.
There are also PrintedandDie Cast pins available. Take a look at our flow chart if you need help deciding which process is best for your design:
Read this on our blog
Get a free quote for enamel pins here or send us a message on Tumblr.
We know that ordering patches or pins can be a little scary because of the up-front cost associated with it. We also offer a price-match guarantee. If you are thinking of ordering some customer patches soon, take a look at a few easy ways to shave some dollars off of your cost!
1. The more you order, the less each patch will cost.
We have price breaks on patches at certain quantities. Sometimes, It’s worth it to order a few more patches to get to the next pricing break. Check out our online price chart to see the quantity discounts.
2. Do our Buy 25, get 25 offer on patches!
If you order 25 patches with us, you get an additional 25 for free! This is the perfect deal if you need 50 patches.
3. Keep your color count under 10.
With our company, you get 10 thread colors for free with every embroidered patch order. You can definitely get more than 10 colors on your patch, but there’s an additional fee. If your design has too many colors, consider combining similar colors to get to 10 or under. We also offer design services for free if you need help.
4. Keep your patches on the smaller size if you can.
One of the major factors in determining price is size. The bigger the patch, the more it will cost. Larger patches do give you the option for more detail and text options. We can help you find the perfect size if you need help. As you can see below, you will lose some detail on smaller sizes. It depends on what your design is!
5.Get on our mailing list for deals
Sign up for our mailing list so you can make sure you get all of our special offers. Sign up here.
6. Choose a plastic backing (or no backing)
Plastic or no backing are the free options when ordering patches. The disadvantage of getting one of these options is that you will have to sew your patches on by hand. It’s up to you! If you want to instead get a heat seal backing so you can iron your patches on, it’s only an additional 11 cents per patch.
7. Don’t wait until the last minute to start your order
We can cover you with a rush service if you need your patches ASAP… but of course there will be an additional fee for that. If you have a convention or event coming up, make sure to get your merchandise squared away as soon as you can. Place your order for your next event before you forget again.
8. Choose less than 100% embroidery
With embroidered patches, there are basically two options: 100% embroidery coverage, or less than 100%. Patches are embroidered on to a fabric called ‘twill’. A patch with less than 100% coverage will have some of the twill showing. Some patches look really great with less than 100% coverage, but some look better as 100%. If you like the look, try less than 100% coverage to save some money.
9. Opt to get our info stickers on the back of your patches.
If you want to give us a little shout-out when you sell or distribute your patches, we will give you a discount. We will apply the stickers, and you get the discount. It’s super easy. The stickers just have our company name and contact info!
6-99 pieces: get $5 off your order
100-499 pieces: get $10 off your order
500-999 pieces: get $15 off your order
1000+ pieces: get $20 off your order
If you have any questions at all, or want a price quote, you can send us a message on Tumblr.You can also get a free quote on our website if you want to check out our pricing.
In recent years, pins have gained massive popularity. Many artists are turning their designs into patches and enamel pins. Flair is giving artists a new way to sell their art as a product. If you have been wanting to make enamel pins (or another type of pin!) we made this guide for you!
There are several options for lapel pins, and some options might work better for your design than others. For pins with color, hard and soft enamel are the most popular choice. Diestruck pins have a classic and dimensional metal look. If you prefer to have your pin printed, we also have a silk screen process.
Soft enamel pins are one of the most popular choices for designers and artists. These pins have a slightly texture due to the raised metal edges. Many people enjoy the charm of a soft enamel pin because of its classic look. It’s also very affordable.
Hard enamel pins have a smooth, scratch resistant surface. They are more durable than soft enamel, but just as bright and colorful. Each pin is hand-polished and plated, giving it a smooth finish. Hard enamel is a good choice if you want to make sure your pins will last a long time!
Die Struck pins have a classic, metal look. The design is first stamped into a piece of copper, then the pins are plated and polished. The end result creates a “tone on tone” pin with an elegant look.
If your pin can’t be simplified into simple color shapes, we can also use a silk screen process for your pins! A clear epoxy dome is applied to the pin to protect it and give it a glossy shine.
Now that you have a better understanding of which pin processes are available, let’s talk about your artwork. Stadri Emblems offers free artwork set-up with every order. If you need help making clean artwork, we can assist you. Even if your drawing is just a sketch, we can make it into usable art for you.
The most successful pin designs are simple, but have a strong focal point. Try to simplify very small details. Since most pins are about 1″ high, some detail can be lost on very complex designs. Try combining similar colors, enlarging text, and removing irrelevant details to keep your design simple.
When designing a pin, consider text size and placement as well as the number of colors you use. The first 4 colors on your pin are included, and extra colors are an additional charge. Keep that in mind if you want to keep your costs low.
We also offer some really cool extra options, like glow-in-the-dark, glitter, and rhinestones! Let us know what kind of pin you are envisioning and we can help make it happen. We offer many types of metal finished to compliment any design.
We also have a few options for backings. We have more, listed on our website, but these are the most common. Butterfly clutches are very common, but rubber clutches are also very popular. Spring clutches are a good choice for a very secure hold.
If you’re ready to make a pin, let us know! We also just dropped our prices! We guarantee to have the highest quality AND the lowest prices of any other US company.
Feel free to send us a message here on tumblr, or get a free quote on our website.
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