8 ways to pin your Remembrance Day poppy

I would like someone to invent a poppy that actually stays where it is supposed to.

—@RobynBresnahan

@RobynBresnahan I've lost 3 in a week

—@CapitalOttawa

@RobynBresnahan I hear you. I'm 0 for 2 so far. Seeking a new one today.

—@ElynJonesCBC

@RobynBresnahan As a kid we loved collecting all the lost poppies; now as an adult I cling desperately to my one poppy.

—@CynthiaDunlavy

@RobynBresnahan someone showed me if you push the pin back through the poppy, it stays put. Havent lost a poppy since!

—@MsLamby

@RobynBresnahan I put a tiny bit of clay or play dough over the tip! #teachertips

—@acraftymom

@RobynBresnahan this might work....and very Canadian... pic.twitter.com/tmr2dAxqbW

—@MarcotheLuck

@RobynBresnahan just put a little Canada flag pin the middle.

—@outwardmom

@RobynBresnahan I roll a piece of electrical tape around the end of the needle.

—@Milnoc

@RobynBresnahan I use an earring back

—@temptrish

@RobynBresnahan I've used earring backings to keep poppies in place. Just put an earring backing on the pin!

—@mourning_dove_3

@RobynBresnahan All they need to do is provide a transparent plastic or rubber type earring backing on the poppy pin.

—@mourning_dove_3

@RobynBresnahan take the eraser off a lead pencil and use it as a stopper.

—@OttawaJay

@RobynBresnahan heavy duty pin on ones are great! Got them at the army half marathon. pic.twitter.com/rZU2MP01hy

—@Aussie5Heron

@RobynBresnahan I'd like to see the poppy sticker catch on.

—@NFB_Jennifer

@RobynBresnahan Would be a serious loss of revenue for the Legion. You lose. You keep buying. You keep paying.

—@bernieshinder