Then the stock. A table’s worth of things carrying the printed patterns and older designs: old prints pulled back out, pieces I had made for the Manchester bee competition at one69A, and new items made especially for Christmas.
A shop needs filling, and it was a chance to put a lot of ideas out at once and see which ones people picked up. Print on paper, on cotton, on a bag someone actually carried home, the same handful of designs turned into as many objects as I could make them into.
Part of the SWAG Christmas Shop case study.