Woodland home decor

I recently tried a new colouring for my woodland woodblock leaf print and am loving the teal and chartreuse colour combo.

This print would look great as a circular table cloth.

The foxes and houses print comes on a lovely deep teal background.

Create some drama in the home with these fabulous pre-made curtains.

Mini leaf springs sit on a light teal background.

They make pretty cocktail napkins for a pre-dinner drink.

Cute foxes sit on a dark teal background and are surrounded by foliage.

I love this fox print used on these ready-made placemats.

Woodland adventures

 This week's Spoonflower design challenge is called Adventure Block Prints. The only adventures I'm having right now is forest adventures on local walks, so I thought I'd take my inspiration from the leaf shapes I found on my meanderings. Leaves come in many pretty forms and are perfect for creating a woodblock-inspired print. This one uses shades of terracotta, mustard and purple and co-ordinates perfectly with other prints in my Spoonflower shop.

Autumnal foliage

 Embrace autumn with these rich autumnal prints. Choose from a selection of acorns, leaves, and ferns in a palette of browns, oranges and mustard. These prints can be found in my Spoonflower shop on a variety of fabric choices or can be bought as ready-made items for the home.

My favourite addition to the Spoonflower product range is this wall hanging. It comes with wooden magnetic hangers and a variety of hanging options.

Acorn leaves are a really pretty shape and I chose a colour palette of rust, purple, soft pink and mustard on a fresh cream background for this print.

This print would look great on crisp cotton dinner napkins. Use them to decorate an autumnal dinner table or use them at a Thanksgiving meal.

Fern leaves have a lovely delicate feel and lend themselves perfectly to a pretty fabric design. I've created several versions of this print, but love it on the rich brown background.

Envelop yourself in this fern print by having it printed onto an ultra soft minky throw. The perfect hygge for a cool autumnal evening.

My mushroom print looks great in this colour palette. Buy it by-the-metre and create autumnal projects with it. It would look great as little girl's dresses or as a cute pencil case.

The mushrooms look great on these cocktail napkins.

At this time of year, some of the leaves are changing colour and some are still green, so I incorporated that idea into his leaf design. This design is on a brown background but I also have a cream version.

This leaf print looks great as an autumnal throw pillow.

Autumn delights

I love this time of year. The leaves are changing colour and the weather is beginning to turn a little colder. To celebrate this I decided to add some autumn-inspired items to my store which include sweet apple designs and bright leaves in lovely fall colours. The leaf fabric is a cotton furoshiki that I bought in Japan. Furoshiki is a traditional fabric used for wrapping presents and they come in many interesting varieties. When I first moved to Japan I was intrigued by the choice of colours and patterns on offer and bought many of them for my fabric stash.

With the apple fabric I made a coin purse and card case combo. The red and white polka dot fabric was the perfect lining for both items.

The leaf fabric is a bold orange and beige colour and I decided to make a fab little tissue holder and glasses case. The perfect lining for these items was a brown and beige leaf fabric from Liberty.