Resistance Paperclips

The Paperclip Resistance Movement took place in Norway during WWII. Teachers and students wore paperclips in their lapels and as jewelry as a symbol of resistance, “bound together“ against their oppressors during the German Occupation.  Today it is being revived in the wake of the fascist and authoritarian takeover of the US government. 

Normal paperclips snag fabrics.  This is why we are making them out of Silk PLA (plastic), which is flexible and shiny.  They look like real steel paperclips, just without the problems.  Wear them clipped on your clothes, on a necklace, or as any other creative way of displaying your resistance! 

Choose 3 of any size (or mix and match) with a suggested donation of $5.  While supplies last.  Available for pickup at our next event.