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"I Voted!" Brooch

$35.00

Inspired by San Francisco’s iconic red “I Voted!” sticker, this hand-embroidered brooch reimagines a familiar symbol of civic participation as a reusable wearable textile object—one that can be worn each time you vote. Each brooch is hand embroidered on cream muslin, backed with felt, and finished with a 1.5-inch stainless steel pin back. Approximately 2.25 inches in diameter.

The price of this product includes a $5 donation to Nest. When you shop our marketplace or make a gift, you are joining Nest in connecting the people, artistry, and impact of craft to create a more equitable and beautiful world. Thank you for your generous support!

Shipping Info:

This item is fulfilled and shipped by An Astrid Endeavor. All orders ship via free standard ground shipping. Read our full shipping policy here.

Inspired by San Francisco’s iconic red “I Voted!” sticker, this hand-embroidered brooch reimagines a familiar symbol of civic participation as a reusable wearable textile object—one that can be worn each time you vote. Each brooch is hand embroidered on cream muslin, backed with felt, and finished with a 1.5-inch stainless steel pin back. Approximately 2.25 inches in diameter.

The price of this product includes a $5 donation to Nest. When you shop our marketplace or make a gift, you are joining Nest in connecting the people, artistry, and impact of craft to create a more equitable and beautiful world. Thank you for your generous support!

Shipping Info:

This item is fulfilled and shipped by An Astrid Endeavor. All orders ship via free standard ground shipping. Read our full shipping policy here.

 

About An Astrid Endeavor

Astrid Reichenbach is a San Francisco–based multidisciplinary artist working primarily in fiber and hand embroidery. Her work moves between wearable art and textile-based objects, exploring color, surface, material, and the relationship between adornment and the body. She approaches making with a deep engagement in process, handwork, and the expressive possibilities of textiles.

Learn more about An Astrid Endeavor today.