A good rule to follow is this: If you can’t easily read what’s on the pin, it’s too small! Pins are typically made in sizes from 1/2” to 1-1/2” and cost varies with size. Sometimes the information and symbols to be included on the pin dictate the shape. Would your symbol be a good overall shape for your pin? If your primary symbol / emblem is an apple, you could make the outer shape that of an apple, put additional symbols and your name and year inside the shape and enamel it in red. Membership pins and presiding officer pins are often made in the shape of the respective state or jurisdiction. Standard shapes include: round, oval, square, rectangle, triangle, state outlines, flags and everything in between. There are literally hundreds of “standard” shapes of pins. You may want to consider a die struck pin that has an “antique” or even a “sandblasted” finish. With the variety of manufacturing processes, the sky is the limit. Many designs look beautiful in bright gold or silver finishes without enameling. When asked about the color, you’ll have the opportunity to talk about it! Pins don’t always have to include color. If you’re of Irish heritage, use some green. How should I determine what, if any colors to use?ĭoes your organization have standard colors that you would like to include? The Order of the Eastern Star’s primary symbol contains five colors that make a beautiful emblem. You can use one symbol or several, the choice is yours. How about a bird, flower or fruit? If you’re from Georgia, a peach would be appropriate. In some organizations the presiding officer may adopt an emblem he or she likes that’s not necessarily taken from the ritual or symbolism of the organization. With the Odd fellows, it’s the “three links”. In Freemasonry, it’s the square and compasses with the letter “G”. However, there is usually one primary symbol or logo that is most commonly used. Most fraternal organizations have many symbols from which to choose, each with their own meaning. What symbols or emblems should I include? If you’re designing a pin to celebrate your organization’s anniversary you’ll want to include the name, location and anniversary date into the design. This slogan can be incorporated into your design in order to promote your theme during the term. For example: If you’re designing a pin to commemorate your term as presiding officer, maybe you have adopted a slogan that embodies your goal for the term. Your theme will depend greatly on the purpose of the pin. The elements of your design will include: theme, symbols, colors, shape and size. What things should I consider when designing my custom pin? Now I’ll answer common questions associated with ordering custom lapel pins. (3) COST EFFECTIVE – no other item can be customized by size, shape, quantity and process to fit any budget. (2) DURABLE – they last most people have emblematic jewelry items that were handed down from their parents and grandparents. Lapel pins and emblematic jewelry are (1) VERSATILE – appropriate for men and women older members appreciate them and youth think they’re fun they come in virtually limitless sizes, shapes and color combinations. Lapel pins are used to promote membership, commemorate the term of a presiding officer, celebrate anniversaries, recognize veteran members and raise funds for charitable and other projects. Lapel pins and emblematic jewelry items have become an important part of fraternal culture the world over.įraternal organizations can use custom lapel pins in a variety of ways. Badges, medals and insignia of membership are as old as the institutions themselves. Lapel pins identify the individual as a member and they are a great source of pride for those who wear them. It’s no secret that the members of fraternal organizations, clubs and associations enjoy receiving, wearing and even collecting lapel pins.
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