Lest we forget - all who died on country

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Making Peas/ce

Making Peas/ce after the COLONIAL ERA CONFLICTS

Making Peas/ce after the COLONIAL ERA CONFLICTSMaking Peas/ce after the COLONIAL ERA CONFLICTS

DIY Desert Pea remembering flower VIDEO

How to make a Desert Pea - Video

Make a pea wreath at home

Make a homemade tribute to the forgotten dead on country. 


Download a free PDF with detailed instructions for making your own pea wreath. 


Easy to follow, child friendly instructions for a craft activity for the whole family.

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Making a wreath that says it for all who died on country here

Knit or crochet desert pea - pattern attached

Making a tribute to wear or to share

Making a tribute to wear or to share

Making a tribute to wear or to share

Young student Orli says:

Many Australians know and recognise the Flanders poppy and what it represents. I was asked to design this crochet pattern so that the Sturt Desert Pea could stand alongside the poppy as a similar remembrance symbol for our First Nations people.

I hope that in making this crochet pea, we can all acknowledge the vital contribution that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples have made, and continue to make, in our community.

 Follow the action button to the pattern and detailed instructions of how to make your own.


Pattern PDF

Colourful memorial craft

Making a tribute to wear or to share

Making a tribute to wear or to share

Follow the action button to the pattern and detailed instructions  of how to make your own.  Download link in the next section >

Pattern Downloads

Knit and Crochet patterns 

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Knitted Desert Pea.docx (pdf)Download
Sturt Desert Pea crochet pattern - finalxOrli (pdf)Download

poppy and pea display remembers all who died here and there

Memorial Display

 "E" from an Adelaide school crafted this tribute to ANZAC and Colonial Era Conflict remembrance. 

Technique

See if you can identify the craft and artistic skills modeled in this student's project to present the history and truth of both ANZAC and Colonial Era Conflicts.

Frontier wars memorial wreaths

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Frontier Wars wreath at home

Follow this link for instructions and ideas to remember all who died on country, and remain mostly forgotten while we remember military dead on foreign waters.

make your own wreath

Media pea packs

Sturt desert pea reconciliation day blood flower media pea pack frontier wars recongnition

Peasce for Media

News agencies please use contact link for updates and your complimentary Peasce Making resources. 

Pea Packs

Available soon > Desert Pea peasce making packs for remembering all who died on country for country.

Meanwhile explore this website for honouring activities and crafts you can create with the simplest of materials and a mindset ready to share the truth about the Colonial Era Conflicts. 

Show you care by what you wear

Thousands of people from diverse histories and cultures are wearing their own  Desert Pea as a tribute and in dedication to reconciliation.

Make your own desert pea or memorial wreath

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