We’ve been working with Rachel for a little over six months now. She’s been running SunnyCitrineCrafts on Etsy for about five years now. It didn’t happen overnight — but over time, her designs have sold more than 14,500 times. What started as just a few pin ideas gradually turned into
Designing a unique custom medal is about much more than choosing a good-looking shape. For sports events—whether it’s a school competition, a city marathon, or a large international tournament—a well-designed medal needs to look good, hold up well, and still make sense in production and budget. Many event organizers start
When customizing enamel pins, plating option is one of the most important—but often overlooked—decisions. While most people focus on colors, shapes, or artwork details, the plating finish plays a huge role in how your pin looks, feels, and ages over time. Whether you’re creating soft enamel pins or hard enamel
If you’re ordering custom medals for a school competition, sports event, or official ceremony, price is usually one of the first questions that comes up—and for good reason. The truth is, there’s no single fixed price for custom medals. Costs can vary significantly depending on production method, medal size, and
When people talk about the texture in challenge coins, they’re usually referring to the surface finish — the way the coin feels when you run your fingers across it.This texture gives each coin a unique sense of depth and quality. For example, a sandblasted surface adds a soft, matte, golden
If you search for “custom enamel pins in bulk cheap” on Google, you’ll see plenty of results promising prices as low as a few cents per pin. But once you actually try to place a bulk order, you’ll quickly realize those prices are rarely true. Experienced buyers know that if
Have you ever opened your pin collection box, picked up a favorite enamel pin, and noticed that… something looked off? Maybe the gold trim has gone dull, or the glossy coating has taken on a yellow tint. If you’ve experienced this, you’re not alone—and no, it’s not your fault. This
If you’ve been making or collecting enamel pins for a while, you’ve probably seen people label their products as “A grade,” “B grade,” or even “C grade.” But here’s the thing: everyone seems to define those grades a little differently.So what really makes an enamel pin “A grade”? That’s exactly
So you’ve got an idea for an enamel pin. Maybe it’s a funny character doodle, a phrase you love, or a moment from your favorite anime that just needs to be a pin. But then you hit that thought:“Wait… do I need to be a professional designer to make this
Silk screen printing is one of the most commonly used effects in enamel pin production — especially when your design includes details that simply can’t be formed with metal lines and enamel alone. A very typical example is highlights in illustration.If your original artwork includes small white highlight dots, light
If you’ve ever come across a small, palm-sized metal coin with a military insignia etched into its surface, you might’ve wondered: What exactly is this thing? Is it a medal? A token? A souvenir? Well, it’s something much more meaningful than that. A military coin—also known as a challenge coin—is
When you first come across a U.S. military pin, you might find yourself thinking of medieval crests—those intricate emblems painted on shields or stitched into banners. You wouldn’t be wrong. In fact, many elements of today’s military insignia draw direct inspiration from those centuries-old heraldic traditions. Back in the 12th
So you’ve got a killer design—a little frog holding bubble tea, or maybe a pastel girl floating with a bunch of space cats—and now you’re wondering: how do I turn this into a real keychain I can actually hold in my hand? Good news: acrylic keychains are one of the
Let me guess — you started collecting enamel pins because they’re cute, unique, and kind of addictive, right? But now… you’ve got a growing pile of them, and you’re wondering: Where on earth am I supposed to put all these?! Well, you’re not alone. When chatting with some of our
Let’s get straight to the point: yes, lapel pins are absolutely still in style. If you’ve been in the enamel pin game for a while—whether you’re a designer, seller, or just paying attention to the market—you might be wondering the same thing a lot of people are:“Everyone’s making these giant,
If you’ve ever searched for custom pins, you’ve probably seen both “enamel pin“ and “lapel pin“ thrown around. Are they the same thing? Kind of. But not exactly. Let’s break it down together. Quick Comparison: Enamel Pin vs Lapel Pin Feature Enamel Pin Lapel Pin Definition Based on how it’s
If you’re already familiar with enamel pins, you probably know the basics—hard enamel, soft enamel, and die-struck pins. These are the three main types of pins you’ll come across when customizing. But if you’re here, you’re probably curious about how to make your pins stand out from the crowd. That’s
Keeping your enamel pins from falling off can be a real struggle — one moment they’re showing off your style, the next they’re gone forever. Most people assume the problem is the pin back. In reality, pin loss is usually caused by a combination of pin design, placement, and backing
If you’re a small business selling custom enamel pins, packaging isn’t just about protection — it’s a chance to impress your customers and build your brand. Let’s dive into some practical packaging ideas that help your pins arrive safely and look amazing. 1. Design the Perfect Backing Card A backing
Ever found yourself staring at a pile of enamel pins and wondering, “What exactly should I do with these?” Don’t worry — you’re not alone. Whether you’re a seasoned pin collector or someone who’s just picked up their first one, there are tons of creative and fun ways to show
