Signature Pins Blog

Each year the Shipshewana Ice Festival orders custom special lapel pins for their Ice Festival. This year it will be held Dec 27-29. 2012. They have ice carvers …

It’s time to start your baseball and softball trading pin design. Starting early gives you plenty of time to get your design just right. You can gain a lot of …

Charitable giving makes people feel good inside. That’s why so many businesses partner up with non-profit organizations to make a real difference in their …

New Year’s Eve is fast approaching and time is running out to order your custom lapel pins. If you want to receive them in time for your personal get-together …

Bill of Rights Day is observed December 15th each year. The annual event highlights the importance of historic documents like the Bill of Rights and promotes …

City lapel pins are gaining popularity. Communities around the country sell the pins as way to generate revenue, boost tourism, and give people something to …

Violinists around the world take pride in the instruments that they play. They share their gift of music with anyone willing to listen. Many celebrate Violin …

Poinsettia Day was pronounced by Act of Congress in honor of Joel Roberts Poinsett, who died on 12/12/1851 – He was the one who brought the plant to the U.S. …

Mentorship programs match up skilled professionals with individuals wanting to learn more about a skill or a trade. These types of programs are offered through …

What a great way to celebrate a Friday and have fun. Why not have an office party and have everyone bring brownies and pass out custom brownie lapel pins as a …