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Good TroubleOn March 7, 1965, John Lewis and six hundred marchers crossed the Edmund Pettus Bridge from Selma, AL on their way to Montgomery. Marchers were violently attacked by state troopers and this event led to the passing of the The Voting Rights Act just five months later. Fifty years on, Lewis distilled the spirit of that march into a phrase that is our call to conscience: get in good trouble. Our Good Trouble banners are made with patchwork denim and a

and part of the magic is the surprise—your pony will be chosen at random

This handmade banner features the powerful revolutionary motto "Peace to the Cottages

fun enough to play with every single day

Known for their militant tactics in the fight for women’s suffrage

Delight the neighborhood birds and surprise your friends with this water whistle

"Love Your Neighbor" is one of humanity's oldest moral imperatives

and the Sea of Tranquility

Freezy Blue's fluffy mane is fashioned from spun yarn

real indigo

light greens

and decidedly not boring

this handmade quilt invites you to explore iconic spots like Kanga’s house