PRE-SALE: The Journey Home Panel
This amazing painting by Prince George, Metis artist Karen Erickson is being made into a fabric panel called The Journey Home.
The children who are shown holding hands were torn apart from each other, but now reunited as they make their way back home. Karen included beautiful imagery such as a moon and feathers to represent the First Nations, Inuit and Metis people joining together to guide the two siblings home.
Each panel is approx. 21" wide by 26.5" long
Northcott (Canadian fabric company) is donating 100% of the net proceeds from the sales of panel to the Indian Residential School Survivors Society and the Orange Shirt Society.
For more information on these charities, please visit www.orangeshirtday.org
We, at Stitch and Bobbin, will also be donating our proceeds to the Orange Shirt Society.
For more information on these charities, please visit www.orangeshirtday.org
We, at Stitch and Bobbin, will also be donating our proceeds to the Orange Shirt Society.
