
Kitchin Sketchbook Wrapping Paper
In April of 2021, I went out on a limb and purchased something that spoke to me in a way that sticks out in all of my years of buying and selling antiques. It was a lot of four antique sketchbooks from the late 1800s to early 1900s by architect and artist George Herbert Kitchin. I bought them from my (now) dear friend, Julia Butler of Ponder & Purchase. You can read more about them HERE. I wasn’t sure exactly what I would do with them, but I knew the possibilities were endless. Aside from my own study and enjoyment of them, it would be fun to share the sketches with others in prints, patterns, and anything my brain can think up. These sketchbooks have led to all sorts of surprising places. I’ve heard from some of George Herbert Kitchin’s extended family, from an author who has written books about









