East Fremantle Festival

This year I've decided to try my luck, and exhibit and sell my products at the George Street Artisan Market.

I'm told only goods hand made by the sellers themselves are allowed at the market.
All my products are designed and made by me, and digitally printed in the United States by Spoonflower.
So come along everybody and support the WA crafters.

New Shop online

To all my friends, I have a new shop online with Society6. Here are some of the products they make with my designs.

Stationery cards

iPhone cases

Laptop Skins

They also make other things like framed pictures, stretched canvasses, and iPad skins.
I have put a direct link to my Society6 shop on the right hand side of this blog. If you click on any of the pictures in the shop, it will open up the page where all the different products of that particular design are listed.
I hope you all like it.

Pencil Cases

Tasha is making some pencil cases using my Spoonflower digitally printed fabrics.
Here is a photo of what she has made.

I think they look beautiful. Hopefully I'll be selling them at this year's Christmas market.

New Design, Old Idea

New fabric for sale at my Spoonflower shop. The pictures in this fabric were done by me a long time ago on some little hand made tiles which are stuck on the  yellow wall of my studio. It works really well on the fabric.

Oz Bush fabric

Original Oz Bush tiles

New designs

Some new designs of ravens of course. So many come to visit the garden every day, I can't help but use them in my patterns.

Raven fabric

Raven tea towel

A Japanese connection

A Japanese lady called Masumi bought some of my fabrics from the Spoonflower shop a few weeks ago.
Yesterday she got in touch with me and sent me the link to her blog so I could see what she had been making with the fabric. Unfortunately I can't read Japanese so I posted her pictures here.
Aren't these bags just beautiful.

Thank you Masumi, this is really wonderful.

Possum fabric

At Meg's request I've designed some new fabrics with possums only.
She would like just possums by themselves, and small patterns, the sort you find in quilters fabrics.
According to Meg there's hardly any on the market, and not suitable for the little pouches she makes.
These are now for sale at my Spoonflower shop.

Possums and Bottlebrush

Possums Green

Possums Red