Patch Notes and Pinned Items

[odradek]

[argew]

my first pin!

bmw e92 m3 pin

it's kinda lonely though, need to visit some flea markets

[longjumps]

found at the bottom of my backpack, not sure where it came from

[jrisk]

I've made a few patches in the past couple months. Here they are in order from first to latest...

This one is just a random piece of clipart someone uploaded as an emoji on a slack chat.


This is my roommate's "lifestyle" logo that I took and embroidered into a patch. He stitched it onto his backpack.


this one is a 100% original design. made for a friend who likes possums.


they're time consuming but I've always been into hand making stuff that takes a while. very relaxing and rewarding.

[jrisk]

wrangler has some cool patches and pins ???





https://www.wrangler.com/shop/women-accessories-patches

[odradek]

[mooncorp]

i made buttons! (one more on my backpack not pictured)


some cool 69 patches! (going somewhere nicer soon)

[mooncorp]

@deadkitty they were free at the popup shop in LA a few weeks ago! there were 2 other designs they had as well and might have at future events. also stickers of the 69 logo and postcards

[lyysander]

Hey guys! Been a long time. I've been living in Macedonia for the past year, and the other day my host dad gifted me some of his Yugoslavia-era pins from his collection. Thought I should share.

[taylorswift]

[bels]

zeitgeisty

[duane]

my cute pins! thanks to @madlib and @weqe :^)

Spoiler:

thanks to @weqe for the jacket as well

[odradek]

[odradek]

someone get on these

[Lorcan]

etsy has lots of Soviet-era space pins I like

[stoogesjacket]

Pins I bought at Chicago Kyoto (Kyoto branch of the famous vintage store from Harajuku) for friends, including a skull pin for my trucker jacket, "MONEY TALKS AND BULLSHIT WALKS" for my econ major friend, "DRUNK AGAIN" for my bar-hopping friend, and "I (love) VIDEO POKER" for my video art friend.

Chicago Kyoto had a whole board of pins that I'm pretty sure are all from the 80's-- I also saw "AVAILABLE FOR WEEKENDS", "DON'T FUCK WITH MY REALITY", "EVERYONE HAS THEIR PRICE", "I (love) BEING #1", etc. A lot of ones about American veterans and confederate flags as well. I'll check out the pins they have in Tokyo when I go this week. Some pics under the cut.

Spoiler:

[odradek]

[wineorchestra]

you're not old yet, you can do it

[lyysander]

Found this company called Pretty Bad Co through the Pin Community instagram. They have some cool stuff that speaks to my inner 8th grade emo kid.

[odradek]

[meatjacket]

https://department-store.co/collections ... enamel-pin

definitely ordering one, since i work in MS paint almost exclusively!

[odradek]

https://www.aliexpress.com/store/produc ... 28686.html

feel like this is probably stolen from somewhere?

[bleeker]

Turns out the Chapo Trap House logo is actually a real DEA mission patch, and not the only one of its type.

From a WP article...





Similar to the iconography that I know from pictures of soldiers in Vietnam, the patches reflect a kind of obscenity inherent in such boys clubs, perhaps necessary to cope with the absurdity of their task. Still there's a level of expression that belies the typical image of such an institution.
Nonetheless;

Aaron Malin is the director of research for Show-Me Cannabis, an organization working to legalize, tax and regulate marijuana in Missouri and a critic of Missouri's drug task forces. "When I first saw some of these patches, I didn't think they could be real," he said in an interview. "But after spending the last year and a half investigating the horrific ways in which the drug war is carried out, they don't seem inconsistent with the mindsets of the officers who wear them."