Sally Harvey

Designing and manufacturing under the label ‘Crockett Print', Sally Harvey is an RMIT graduate working as a freelance textile designer and printer, and now multimedia artist.

Designing and manufacturing under the label ‘Crockett Print', Sally Harvey is an RMIT graduate working as a freelance textile designer and printer. She has developed a 'dry print' process to minimise water consumption and the use of dyestuffs, producing high-quality, hand-printed work on natural fibres - predominantly cotton, linen, wool and silk.

Current work involves the hand-printing and production of individual funeral shrouds for families looking for an alternative, more environmentally sustainable burial option to the traditional (and expensive) wooden casket. This involves hand-printing cotton or silk shrouds to reflect the memories shared by families of their loved ones. Families are invited to be involved in the hand-printing process to create a very personalised shroud.

Based in the Victorian High Country, Sally is driven by environmental sustainability and the fundamental principles of ethical supply and ‘Australian made’. She strives to source locally grown and produced materials wherever possible, a philosophy she has had since she began designing and manufacturing under the label Crockett Print in 2009. 

The Crockett Print studio overlooks the picturesque surroundings of Sally’s Mansfield property, where she indulges her other passion, breeding Arabian horses.