Among the latest themes of the Spoonflower Design Challenges was designing for wallpaper. I then read the Spoonflower blog post with tips for designing wallpaper and large-scale patterns. Spoonflower recommends that your design should be a width of 24” (61 cm) that will repeat evenly.
Read MoreSomewhere in a Swiss forest, suddenly, an owl wakes up and listens to noises of work in the kitchen. – saucepans, plates, `clatter, clatter’; and what is this smell? Some cooking?
Read MoreA block print-style is something I like very much on fabric and on products from other designers, so it was great news to spot the Adventure Block Prints Design Challenge organized by Spoonflower.
Read MoreWill you help Little Red the crab find his friend Konradin? Join him on his adventure through the secret shell path and play the game!
Read MoreCreate your own fabric game board Find my Best Friend in just a few steps.
Read MoreThe little stories behind each illustrated animal
Read MoreIn February 2021 I joined Winterschool by Makeitindesign and took part in two design briefs.
Read MoreDo you like to know more about each creature living on this ABC tea towel? Find out some information about each illustrated element.
Read MoreThe idea of seeing your design on a tea towel has always been something magical for me. Tea towels can be a lovely gift for someone you love or an uplifting accessory in your kitchen to brighten up your day.
Read MoreTurn your Spoonflower fabric samples into lavender bags with the following five easy steps..
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