The carousel animals from the December 2022 calendar page (process post here) are now available as fabric and wallpaper on my Spoonflower shop (as well as on Redbubble). The samples above are on Celosia Velvet (left) and Petal Cotton — and grasscloth wallpaper.
Enchanted Carousel — Turquoise
I really like the texture of the grasscloth wallpaper!
These designs are also up on my Redbubble store as prints, cases, bags, shirts, etc:
Look at this beautiful quilt my mother made me for Christmas! (It’s nearly finished.) She used my fabric designs and made a treasure hunt leading to it.
Samples have arrived from Spoonflower, which means the enchanted forests and skeleton orchestra designs are now available as fabrics and wallpaper!
This grasscloth wallpaper is gorgeous, by the way — extraordinarily textured and very crisp.
I highly recommend ordering swatches first. Spoonflower has a variety of fabrics and wallpapers, which means colours can print subtly differently — for example, the cottons tend to be a bit more muted, the velvets are more saturated (and the Celosia velvet brings out yellow tones), while the wallpapers have crisp lines on a range of textures.
You can find them all at my Spoonflower shop — and as well as allowing you to buy lengths, Spoonflower also offers some pre-sewn bed and table linens. (And for other objects, there’s Redbubble.)
For the next two days (until the end of 21 August ET), Spoonflower is offering 30% off all wallpaper.
You can find mine here (along with fabric): Tanaudel.
And if you’re not in the mood for wallpaper but do like Art On Things, you can also find my work on Redbubble (all sorts of things) and InPrnt (prints).
There will be some new images on Spoonflower in a few weeks, too — I’m waiting for the test swatches to arrive.
Some new fabric and wallpaper designs are up on Spoonflower!
My mother requested the line-art of the July calendar as a quilt backing fabric, so I uploaded both the line and colour versions.
The mermaids from the February calendar are now also up on Spoonflower — I’d quite like a sundress out of these.
A few more are on the way and will be up on Spoonflower in due course — and these designs are also up on prints, clothes, scarfs, phone cases, etc on Redbubble.
The fabric samples have arrived, which means I can now offer the repeating pattern of wildflowers by the yard on fabric (and wallpapers) from Spoonflower: Wandering Wildflowers. It’s always a good idea to order a test swatch, first — what comes up a lovely slate-blue on cotton goes into a deep saturated golden-green on velvet (although I do like them both!).
If you don’t sew, Spoonflower does offer some pre-made home furnishings and masks.
The pattern is also up on Redbubble, on a variety of books, garments, etc.
My sample swatches have arrived, so the unicorn fabric (from the May calendar) is now available on fabrics from Spoonflower: Twilight unicorns. (If you don’t sew, it’s also up on various clothes, stationery, masks, etc on Redbubble).
It’s always worth getting sample swatches first, because fabrics hold colours so differently. Here there’s a lovely twilight woodcut-blue on the Petal Signature Cotton, and a fascinating green-blue, the marine of evening, on the shimmery Celosia Velvet.
Just a reminder that a number of my Redbubble designs are up as Redbubble’s masks. Here are just a few of the patterns:
General Redbubble mask information is in their FAQs.
And if you’d like to make your own out of other fabrics (or just like to sew generally) a few of the repeating prints are up on Spoonflower, which sells lengths of fabrics (and wallpapers).
My Go-Betweens design is now up on Spoonflower as fabric and wallpaper — my 8×8″ swatches of Celosia Velvet, Silky Faille, and cotton just arrived this week.
It’s a repeating design based on the April 2020 calendar illustration, and was already up on Redbubble on various things (prints, cushions, shirts, etc).
You can find it (and other designs) by swatch, fat quarter, or yard(s) in my Spoonflower shop.
By request, I’ve gone through my Redbubble designs and added many onto Redbubble’s masks. Here are just a few of the designs:
General Redbubble mask information is in their FAQs (and for every mask sold, Redbubble will make a donation to Heart to Heart International).
And if you’d like to make your own out of other fabrics (or just like to sew generally) a few of the repeating prints are up on Spoonflower, which sells lengths of fabrics (and wallpapers). The recent raven and unicorn designs will be up there once the test swatches arrive by international post.
Kathleen Jennings 