“Flock of Geese” Tetra Pak Print knives and shaped and re-enforced with

and shaped and re-enforced with linen book binding chord and tarlatan

Constructed from a 40s-50s apron textile

5 cm tall by 20

We found this wondrous material on our UK adventure to a 500-year-old tannery back in 2017 and have held on to it for something extraordinary

) each with their own charm

“Flock of Geese” Tetra Pak Print knives and shaped and re-enforced withToday we share with you a new kind of adventure. I have been for the last 97 days learning the technique of dry point printing through observing the world around me, focusing on the day to day life of a flower, a goose couple, and of course, Pearl. Each year I set out on an adventure to learn a new process which helps me share Peg and Awl treasures whilst simultaneously offering me ever desired new ways of seeing and storytelling. This collection