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If you’re a designer, illustrator, or maker who’s been trying to make sense of Pinterest, this post is a snapshot of what’s been working for me lately.
An overview of my Earth Worn Heritage Florals collection. This collection is ideal for interior designers, sewists, and home decorators looking for coordinated patterns with a heritage feel and modern versatility.
A look at my Spring Bunnies collection and how it was designed to mix easily for quilts, clothing, and seasonal sewing projects.
A look at my Valentine’s Day Hearts and Bows collection and how it was designed to mix easily for quilts, clothing, and seasonal sewing projects.
Crafted Camellias is a surface pattern collection inspired by traditional craft symmetry and bold, joyful color, a modern take on craft maximalism designed to feel cheerful, balanced, and optimistic.
November brought a welcome surge of creative energy and five new collections, each exploring calming palettes and a more interior-focused style. From Vinca inspired stripes to my first equestrian set, coastal motifs, and new botanical florals, this past month took my designs in some exciting directions. I also began incorporating Affinity into my workflow, which has already helped streamline my process. I’m looking forward to building on this momentum in December.
Dinosaurs are timeless. They capture kids’ imaginations, inspire stories and play, and somehow bridge the gap between ages and genders. That’s exactly what I had in mind when I created my Skateboarding Dinos collection; a playful set of designs available in both boy and girl friendly colorways.