With a little bit of patience and ingenuity, we can repair lots of different things: socks, loose threads, hearts, relationships. Committing to mending is more than an act of sustainability – it is to categorically reject that the people, objects, and relationships in our lives are disposable. This work takes time! We may even prick ourselves or butt up against our deeper fears. “Perhaps many of us fear failure, believing that we will make the problem worse, turning a small hole into an even bigger one,” Nina and Sonya Montenegro wrote in their love letter to mending. “But even if we do, the bigger hole can still be mended.” Isn’t that reassuring?

Details:

• Mini prints are 4″ x 5″ with no border on 120lb cardstock with a smooth finish
• Standard prints are 8″ x 10″ with no border on 120lb cardstock with a smooth finish
• Giclée prints are 8″ x 10″ with no border on archival paper that is acid-free, 100% cotton rag with a bright, matte finish