Limited Edition Fine Art Prints
Alongside the original embroidered works in the Cabinet of Curiosities exhibition, I’m releasing a collection of four fine art prints featuring Coral Spiral, Paper Nautilus Egg Case, Ginkgo Wreath and Coral Curves.
This special timed release will be open for two weeks only, from 22 November to 6 December 2026.
Once the release closes, these prints will never be available again.
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I've selected four of my favourite pieces from my exhibition Cabinet of Curiosities to create this little collection of fine art prints
Coral Spiral
20 × 24 inches | $370 unframed | $585 framed (Australia only)
Coral Curves
40 × 80 cm | $400 unframed | $635 framed (Australia only)
Paper Nautilus Egg Case
A2 | $350 unframed | $510 framed (Australia only)
Ginkgo Wreath
50 × 50 cm | $350 unframed | $540 framed (Australia only)
How the limited print release works
This is a special, timed release of four fine art prints featuring images of selected original embroidered works from my Cabinet of Curiosities collection.
The prints will be available to purchase for two weeks only, from Sunday 22 November to Sunday 6 December 2026. Once the release closes, these prints will never be available for purchase again.
Edition sizes
Rather than deciding on a fixed edition size in advance, I’m allowing the number of prints sold during the release to determine the final edition size for each print design.
For example, if 10 prints of a particular design are purchased during the release, its final edition will be 10. Each print will then be numbered from 1/10 to 10/10.
Every print will be personally signed and numbered by me and accompanied by a certificate of authenticity.
Framing options
Prints are available unframed as the standard option. These will be carefully rolled and shipped in a protective mailing tube, ready for you to frame as you wish.
For customers in Australia, there is also the option to order your print custom framed so it will arrive ready to hang.
I’ve chosen frames that closely match the style I use for my original embroidered works, so your print can be presented in a similar way. The frames are 2 cm wide and 4 cm deep, and you can choose between white or timber (oak).
Please note that framed orders require additional production time. Allow approximately two extra weeks on top of the timeframes outlined below.
What happens after the release closes?
Once the release closes on 6 December, I’ll place the order for the final quantities to be printed. The printing process is expected to take approximately one week, depending on the number of orders and the print shop’s schedule.
Once the prints are ready, I’ll personally sign and number each one at the print shop before they are packaged for shipping. Orders will be dispatched directly from the print shop using its preferred courier service, and tracking details will be provided once your print has shipped.
Production and shipping timeframes
My current plan is to work to the following schedule. These dates are estimates, as production and packing times will depend on the final number of prints sold.
22 November – 6 December: Print release open for purchases.
7 – 13 December: Printing, signing, numbering and packaging.
14 – 19 December: Planned dispatch period for unframed prints.
Framed orders will require approximately two additional weeks before dispatch.
Australian orders
Unframed prints are expected to arrive during the last week of December. I’ll do everything I can to have orders arrive before Christmas, but delivery before Christmas cannot be guaranteed.
International orders
International orders are expected to arrive by the end of January 2027, although many may arrive sooner. Delivery times vary by destination, and the busy holiday period may cause additional delays.
Shipping and customs
Shipping is included in the price of each print, with no additional postage charge at checkout.
For international orders, any customs duties, import taxes or other charges imposed by the destination country are the responsibility of the buyer. These charges vary between countries, and I’m unable to estimate or cover any fees imposed by customs.