The Poppy Project 2025

Our Poppy Project will be back for 2025.

We are inviting the whole Vincent community to work together in creating a grand display of hand-crafted poppies for Remembrance Day. 

Last year, a total of 1,247 poppies were made by the community and displayed outside the City of Vincent Administration Building. 

We want to add to this number in 2025, to create an even larger display commemorating Remembrance Day.

Each poppy is a reminder of those who served in conflicts and peacekeeping operations. Purple poppies will also be included to recognise the animals who served alongside our Australian Armed Forces.

Poppy count

So far our community have made

poppies, and counting. 

EOI for Poppy Making Kits

The City will provide poppy templates to community groups, sporting clubs, and local schools to contribute towards the commemorative art installation. Hand-made poppies will then be collected and installed at Keith Frame Reserve from Friday 7th to Friday1 4th November 2025.

Please note, expressions of interest are required.  Further information will be provided upon review of your application.

If you have any questions or queries, please do not hesitate to contact Community Development on [email protected].

Expressions of interest close on Friday 5 September 2025.

Please complete the below form to receive a poppy-making kit.

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Poppy making workshops

Come along to one of our poppy making workshops. 

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Ready to start making poppies now? Download our poppy template below.

Poppy template

The story 

The response to our Poppy Project has been overwhelmingly positive. Community groups, clubs, schools, childcare centres and locals have come together to make poppies for our display.

Poppies have been created from a range of materials. A craft group made hundreds of crochet flowers during sessions at Vincent Library, while Vincent Community Shed contributed 300 wooden poppies that were hand painted by children at local childcare centres and kindergartens.

Thank you to everyone who contributed last year, including:

  • Vincent Community Shed 
  • Friends of ANZAC Cottage
  • Castellorizian Association of Western Australia
  • Sacred Heart Primary School
  • Kyilla Primary School
  • Home Instead
  • Volleyball WA
  • Indigo Montessori Childcare and Kindy (Mt Hawthorn and North Perth)
  • Mulberry Tree Child Care and Kindy (Mt Hawthorn)
  • Social Craft Ladies
  • Participants in the City of Vincent’s three Poppy Making workshops
  • Generous local residents and community members

 

"It was good to be involved in a project that had contributions from many in the community.

Our members come from diverse backgrounds and countries. It would be fairly certain that most members of the Shed would have relatives or friends who have died or suffered in conflicts, past or more recent, in places all over the world. Remembrance Day is an opportunity for us to pause together and remember them."

Lynton, Vincent Community Shed

Updates

1,247 poppies create community tribute
Posted 08 November 2024 1,247 poppies create community tribute

Poppies made by hundreds of loving hands are now on display outside the City of Vincent Administration Building for Remembrance Day.

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Over one thousand poppies crafted for commemorative display
Posted 30 October 2024 Over one thousand poppies crafted for commemorative display

Poppies made by hundreds of loving hands will be displayed outside the City of Vincent Administration Building for Remembrance Day.

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Be part of our community tribute for Remembrance Day
Posted 02 September 2024 Be part of our community tribute for Remembrance Day

We will honour Remembrance Day with a grand display of poppies made by the loving hands of the Vincent community.

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