Miscarriage Memorial Suncatcher

£8.00

£8

Honouring That Little Life

At The Birth Project, we personally understand that every life- no matter how brief- leaves a lasting mark. Between us, we have experienced 5 full-term births and 4 miscarriages (including 2 missed miscarriages, a molar pregnancy and an anembryonic pregnancy). It can be a complicated and painful journey when trying for a baby and the difficulty doesn't always stop just because you see that positive test.

After a loss, particularly in early pregnancy, you can be left with very few reminders of the precious life you were growing. The baby you imagined kissing on their birthday was stolen from you before you even got a chance to meet them. We wanted to find a way to remember all that we have lost, BUT also importantly, the hope we hold still.

Our Miscarriage Memorial Suncatcher captures your tears in delicate glass, transforming your grief into a beautiful reminder. As rainbows dance around on your walls, take a moment to remember your little one and the love that remains.

Our backing paper has been carefully selected too; we chose seed paper that you can watch grow into beautiful bee-friendly flowers.

Your loss is deeply cherished and this suncatcher will serve as a lasting tribute, illuminating your home for as long as the sun shines.

Keep their memory shining bright.

£8

Honouring That Little Life

At The Birth Project, we personally understand that every life- no matter how brief- leaves a lasting mark. Between us, we have experienced 5 full-term births and 4 miscarriages (including 2 missed miscarriages, a molar pregnancy and an anembryonic pregnancy). It can be a complicated and painful journey when trying for a baby and the difficulty doesn't always stop just because you see that positive test.

After a loss, particularly in early pregnancy, you can be left with very few reminders of the precious life you were growing. The baby you imagined kissing on their birthday was stolen from you before you even got a chance to meet them. We wanted to find a way to remember all that we have lost, BUT also importantly, the hope we hold still.

Our Miscarriage Memorial Suncatcher captures your tears in delicate glass, transforming your grief into a beautiful reminder. As rainbows dance around on your walls, take a moment to remember your little one and the love that remains.

Our backing paper has been carefully selected too; we chose seed paper that you can watch grow into beautiful bee-friendly flowers.

Your loss is deeply cherished and this suncatcher will serve as a lasting tribute, illuminating your home for as long as the sun shines.

Keep their memory shining bright.

The card reads: The grief you feel is captured forever in this glass teardrop. As it casts rainbows around your room, take a moment to remember your little one and the love that remains. We’re here beside you. Together, we will honour just how important this is. Remembered for as long as the sun is in the sky. x

“It’s days like today that I just want to shout it from the roof tops. I want everyone to know just how special and important it was to me. My heart actually hurts today.”
— Message from Tasha to Katie after her second miscarriage

Item details: 38mm glass prism with a 3mm wide silver grey velvet ribbon
Please note:
Due to the cutting and shaping process it is possible that the glass may have some tiny imperfections- these are limited to the edges and do not have any impact on the beautiful rainbow-making properties of our suncatchers.

“I don’t care how far people are in pregnancy... as soon as you see that test you’re a mum. You’re making plans and caring, changing your routine and your body.”
— Katie to Tasha

Our backing card is printed on seeded paper made from recycled cotton. The sheets we use are embedded with bee-friendly flower seeds, such as Sweet Alyssum, Baby's Breath, Poppy, Rudbeckia & Cosmos.

Planting instructions for the paper
1. In Spring or Summer, when the frosts have stopped, soak the paper in water and tear up into smaller pieces.
2. Place in a pot of compost and sprinkle more compost over the top.
3. Keep the soil moist, but not soaking wet in a light and warm spot, preferably indoors.
4. Once your seeds have sprouted, place the pot outside or keep on a windowsill in lots of sun.