I’m spending the last few days of my vacation in Prague before I fly home on Friday, and so far it’s been an incredible experience! I’m excited to share some new wallpaper and fabric patterns that I created today and are currently offered in my Spoonflower shop .

The sculptural pattern of sand on a beach served as the inspiration for my first pattern, Blown Sand . It comes in six colors: peacock, taupe, moss, spa blue, ebony, and apricot, and is available as wallpaper and fabric.

As it is presented here, I think it would look amazing as wallpaper in a bathroom or bedroom.

I drew ragged shapes that resembled the horizontal movement of sand and colored them to give them a light watercolor appearance.

The Watercolor Leaf collection is the next, and it comes in five colors: celery, taupe, peacock blue, and blue.

This print was created using a simple leaf repetition that I then colored to give each one tonal properties in a single colorway. The majority of each print is one color, but it also has lighter and darker shades of that color.

Finally, I added an Brushstroke Stripe in three color combinations. Later this summer, I’ll add more stripe combinations in various colors.

Here is my Summer Stripe in Apricot as a round tablecloth from Roostery, a Spoonflower sibling company that provides custom-made home furnishings and bedding:

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This stripe looks fantastic both as an throw pillow and an lumbar pillow ! .

Try one of these two tote bag patterns if you’re looking for a quick summer sewing project. They both use fabric from previous collections:
Simple Tote Bag using my Sketched Peonies pattern in sizes Indigo and Marine :

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Later this week, I’ll demonstrate my approach for making pillow covers and curtain panels without a sewing machine for those of you who do not know how to sew. Remain tuned.

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Look for fresh designs and darker tones in the fall instead of the sunny and cheerful prints of the summer.