Two fellow travelers requested “seek peace” pins …

yellow for Tina in Wisconsin and green for Sue in Illinois.

Tina also shared images from the original peace pin project, with her permission to post them here …

The “I voted” and “for peace” pins were stitched on Tina’s own hand-dyed cloth … and I love that the background of the “imagine peace” pin is the cover of a journal that she made for her granddaughter.

Likewise, here’s a pin that I gave to our server after our anniversary dinner, which included a complimentary lobster dish …

Peace is surely found when shared.

And now I need to spend some time writing up a how-to piece … another form of sharing … while awaiting some linen from A Stitch in Dye for all you blue peace pin lovers out there 😉

To a learn more about the project and request your own (free) peace pin, click on this link.

I’m still trying out the best combinations of Malka’s hand-dyed linen and Deb’s hand-dyed threads. So when a combination doesn’t quite work, I just make another and send both out into the world.

The green “live peace” pins are headed to Marti in New Mexico …

The rainbow thread “imagine peace” pins are going to Beverly in Washington (state) …

And Jen in Alabama is getting the “grow peace” pin that I managed to get right the first time …

As promised to Maggie, I will be writing up a DIY for anyone who wants to make their own pins (which might take a little while).

To a learn more about the project and request your own (free) peace pin, click on this link.