Our bold, ‘Progress Not Perfection’ print is here to compassionately remind you to affirm and validate every step you take on your way to greater things, because they are important! This positive print will help you to remember not to get stuck on wishing things were perfect right now, because all great things take time, effort and discipline. Let this optimistic print keep you going, through the ups and downs of life, with your eye firmly on your highest intention. I believe in you ♡ Note: This is a bold and bouncy version of our classic ‘Progress Not Perfection’ print Inspire Your Children Purchase our bold, ‘Progress Not Perfection’ print to make your home more authentic to who you are and inspire your children at the same time. Bring character and meaning to your home with our inspirational and bold, with aspirational words that move you and remind you of what matters especially on the tough days we all have. Handlettered with authentic Japanese Calligraphy Pens, that took years to master. Value You’ll Love We make our prints modestly affordable, so snap them up before they’re sold out. Make it yours Have us frame your bold, ‘Progress Not Perfection’ print! Go for contemporary black or white frames, or choose the hygge feel with our scandi style light beech frames. We’re responsible From the luxury cashmere tissue, to plastic free bubble-wrap, our packaging is eco-friendly and sustainable. Our little touches like hand-tied twisted, natural twine let you enjoy an authentic handmade experience as you unbox your bold, ‘Progress Not Perfection’ print. Specification A5 or A4 Prints Medium Black & White Frames to fit A5 Prints – 23 x 28 cm Large Black & white frames to fit A4 Prints – 39 x 30 cm Large Scandi beech frames to fit A4 Prints – 42 x 30 cm Frames arrive ready to hang Postal Done-for-you Gift Service – Send direct to make a loved one’s day *We are more than happy to accomodate your custom requirements to the best of our ability. Please use the ‘Order Notes’ box at checkout to communicate specific requests.
