Feeling foxy

I have a nice selection of fox fabrics in my Spoonflower shop. It all started with this cute fox design. A selection of foxes sit on a teal background, surrounded by stylised foliage in shades of teal and green.

Look up close and you can see the detail of each fox. Some are standing, some are sitting.

This design has more elements and I've created a forest that includes stylised trees and gingerbread houses in the same teal, orange and green colour palette of the fox design. Sly foxes are dotted around, between the trees and houses.

Look up close and you can see the foxes. Some are slinking about, some are sitting.

I also created a fox forest. I've used the same trees from the above design, I've removed the houses and  some foxes sit under some of the trees.

Each tree is coloured slightly differently with a variety of leaf colours in each.

The fox design also looks great on this cream background.

The teal and green foliage makes a nice contrast to the orange foxes.

Tropical toile

I designed this print for my Spoonflower shop a while ago and it includes zebras, leopards and tropical foliage in a sketched botanical style. The original colour was designed in green but I could resist trying some other colour palettes and am loving the results! The hot pink is probably my favourite.

It looks fabulous on this cotton sateen sheet set, which comes with a flat sheet, a fitted sheet and two pillow cases.

The yellow ochre colour palette was a bit of a gamble but I'm liking the outcome. It's a bit more subtle than the pink version and easier to use in the home.

It looks great on this table runner which comes in three different lengths.

The green version was the original version and it's lovely and fresh.

It looks great on napkins and brings an element of fun sophistication to the dining table.

The orange version was a bit of fun and adds a zing of colour to the home.

Keep it as an accent colour and use it on cushion covers like this one.

The turquoise blue colour is so pretty and fresh and feels very summery. It would work well for a garden party and comes in a variety of tableware options.

I love these placemats that come in a choice of fabrics.

Green tree cosmetic bag

I designed this stylised green tree print for Makower UK, and decided to make it into a small padded cosmetic bag which is the perfect size for cosmetics, toiletries or handbag items.

It's big enough to store makeup in when out and about.

I love the contrasting yellow and white polka dot lining.

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Pretty in pink

 Last weekend I went to Kew Gardens and was so inspired by the tropical plants I saw in the Princess of Wales Conservatory that I designed some prints for my Spoonflower shop.

The spikey plant is called an Australian Bottlebrush. The colour drew me to it but once you look up close you can see that each spike has a tiny white bobble on the end.

My version of the Australian Bottlebrush has been very simplified and I chose to draw it from above, to create a geometric pattern. I've added a few green leaves and there's a loose stripe in the background.

Tightly-packed chrysanthemums create a sea of vibrant pink.

Bright pink hibiscus flowers sit on a bed of bright green foliage.