Capitalism Is A Death Cult Pin/Button

These iron on patches can be put anywhere to show your love for the famously aggressive goose, aka the great Canadian Cobra Chicken!  Stitch them onto jean jackets, hats, and backpacks!

Measures approx. 2.75" x 3.5"

Designed by Damn Fine Prints in Ottawa, ON.

These patches can be put anywhere to show your Canadian pride!  Stitch them onto jean jackets, hats, and backpacks!

Measures approx. 2.5" in diameter.

Designed by Red Canoe National Heritage Brands in Whitby, Ontario.

Commemorate Orange Shirt Day and the Every Child Matters movement with this polymer clay pin designed and made in Canada by an Indigenous artist.

This pin features a tiny hidden glow in the dark halo around the shirt.

Christine Brouzes is a Red River Metis artist from Winnipeg, MB.

Maker House is also proud to donate all net proceeds (50% of the sales) from these pins to Indigenous communities and organizations through our #CraftChange Program. We currently donate to the First Nations Child & Family Caring Society and the Odawa Native Friendship Centre. Watch our Instagram for donation updates in June for Indigenous Peoples Month, and again on September 30th for Truth and Reconciliation Day.

Approximate Dimensions: 0.75"

The elusive House Hippo has been one of the most desired creatures for Canadian kids since the early 1990's and now you can finally own one! 

House Hippos are notoriously shy and nocturnal and are good at taking care of themselves. They love to munch on potato chips (because who doesn't?) and forage for crumbs and bits of dropped food. Keeping cozy is a top priority so they tend to build themselves little nests made up of lint, fuzzy scraps and odd socks. In the wild hippos are notoriously aggressive but House Hippos are docile around humans. When placed on a bedside table they make excellent defenders against anything that makes strange sounds at night.

Confident Beginner and recommend it for ages 12 and up. Each kit envelope contains step-by-step photo illustrated instructions, paper pattern pieces, colour info care card, sheets of wool blend felt, pair of 7mm safety eyes, embroidery floss, needle and pins.

Stuffing is not included as the finished piece is easy to stuff using scraps of felt or fabric cut into small bits, cotton balls as well as traditional stuffing. It also helps keep the shipping cost much lower as it can travel Canada Post letter mail.

Not recommended for small children.

Finished Size: approx. 5" x 3" (13cm x 8cm)

Made by Rita Van Tassel Studio in Lunenburg, Nova Scotia

Wear a piece of Canadian (and Ottawa) history!

The copper used for the maple leaf is the original copper which covered the roofs of Canada's Parliament Buildings from 1918 to 1996. Wear these copper earrings proudly! Measures approx. 1 cm.

These copper earrings are stainless steel with either gold or pewter plating.

As these are handmade and made from recycled roofing, unique marks will appear on the copper of each pin.

Because this item is handcrafted, slight variations are to be expected and admired.

Why don’t they come in red?
We get this question all the time! The rich patina on these pieces comes from decades of natural oxidation while the copper roof covered Canada’s Parliament Buildings for 78 years. Rather than altering this historic material, Under One Roof preserves its authentic character—keeping the same aged copper that has witnessed some of Canada’s most important moments. That means no artificial colouring, just genuine history in every piece. Enjoy this one-of-a-kind connection to Canada’s past!

*all earrings are final sale for hygienic reasons

Made by Under One Roof - a social enterprise in Ottawa, Ontario. Every item was crafted with the participation of persons with developmental disabilities. 

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