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Design Challenge entry: 'Peacock feather mash up by Su_G': pillow mockup (c/o Roostery)

 

My entry in Spoonflower's Feathers Design Challenge. Channeling the “flurry of feathers” from the suggested brief for the contest & taking advantage of the chance to play with gold paint!

Chalk & metallic oils.

© Su Schaefer 2019

 

See ‘Peacock feather mash-up by Su_G’ as fabric @ Spoonflower

 

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Lewis Ocean Bay Heritage Preserve, Horry County, South Carolina

Design Challenge entry: 'Towel Surfing in East Fork colors + patterns by Su_G': on an off-white ground (#f8f5ec); my entry in Spoonflower's'Boardsports' Design Challenge. (wallpaper mockup c/o Spoonflower)

Original: Line art + multimedia.

© Su Schaefer 2021

 

Towel surfing being like couch surfing, only better, as once the surfboard's arranged on the towel, it's all LOLling from there on!

 

See more ‘East Fork’ designs by Su_G.

  

The link for voting will be/ was www.spoonflower.com/contest_voters_temp/new?contest_id=589 - open for one week only. So far there are 582 entries (fewer than many recent contests!). Voting could be awash with surf & surfboards, but there are some other boardsports represented!

  

[Towel Surfing in East Fork colors + patterns by Su_G_wallpaper_mockup]

More of the spoon flower

At a festival this weekend, I came across the highly prized and oh so dificult to grow, spoonflower. This beautiful bloomer is known for its sparkle and tarnish! They do best in full sun and Art Festivals. No watering required.

I wondered how large graphic Spoonflower design segments would come off with the fill a yard option, so I searched out a few that might complement one another. I am very happy with the saturation of the blacks and the overall impact this tool can produce.

Palusalu. Spoonflower. Chalk and oil pastel collection

My order from spoonflower arrived yesterday!! Fabric with my own pattern ^___^

It was a test and I think it's really nice, I'm gonna make more patterns! :D

palusalu, spoonflower. fay

Vintage phone decoupaged with my Cherry Blossom Geisha Kawaii fabric by Vicki from Love Kitty Pink.

 

This fabric is available for sale on Spoonflower.

 

picture also by Vicki

My second purse out of spoonflower fabric. It is the cotton sateen.

 

© findevogel, 2010. All rights reserved

 

available

Original limited release fabric | only available in my shop

 

scarletfig.etsy.com

 

my design for this weeks spoonflower contest. please stop by and vote for me! :)

A Collage of vintage elements ... This is fabric.

I am peagreengirl on Spoonflower... Not sure what to do with all these fabrics. Should I sell them on Etsy as fat quarters?? Any ideas would help.

Design Challenge entry: 'Pollinators of Empire by Su_G' in a cushions mockup (c/o Roostery)

 

My entry in Spoonflower's Pollinators Design Challenge.

Original: Metallic poster pen, ink pen & paper

© Su Schaefer 2019

 

There's a story – probably apocryphal (although as one self-confessed amateur historian noted, it sounds like Napoleon) – that when Napoleon moved into the Tuileries Royal Palace, he refused to spend money on new decor but didn't want the drapery – with its embroidered fleurs-de-lis (the Royal emblem of the Bourbon) – to continue hanging in the palace windows. His solution was to hang the drapes upside down. The inverted symbol of the overthrown monarchy looked like a bee. From then on, the tenacious bee became the emblem of Napoleon Bonaparte. And in fact an upside down fleur-de-lis does look a bit like a bee… The golden bee was thought to be the oldest emblem of French sovereignty, although the earliest known form, discovered in 1653 in the tomb of the founder of the Merovingian dynasty (founded in 457 AD), was supposedly modeled after a cicada. The fleur-de-lis as the traditional emblem of the Bourbon family had thus arguably also been that of France. And this is by no means the most interesting story of how the Napoleonic bee took flight!

 

See ‘Pollinators of Empire: Napoleonic bees + fleurs-de-lis by Su_G’ as fabric @ Spoonflower.

 

[Pollinators of Empire by Su_G_cushions_mockup]

Spider quilt. Made using 'love from beth' fabric printed through spoonflower

'Second four 2020 Calendar teatowels in a yard by Su_G' printed on Linen-Cotton Canvas by Spoonflower.

 

Really pleased with how well each of the colours printed. My fave is the orange - the dots remind me of toffee-apples. Others prefer the avocado...

 

A design for the budget-minded gift-giver who wants to give a lot of tea towels and is prepared to cut & hem (or zig zag) to finish them. Many of my friends get no choice about these gifts...

 

See 'Second four 2020 Calendar teatowels in a yard by Su_G' as fabric @ Spoonflower [although be warned that it needs to be set to the yard to confirm what you get - an uncontrollable Spoonflower innovation to keep you on your toes... :-(]

 

[Second four 2020 Calendar teatowels in a yard by Su_G_Linen-cottonCanvas]

 

Palusalu. Spoonflower. Chalk and oil pastel collection

Whimsical Botanical Abstract table decorations

www.etsy.com/listing/664799690/nautical-table-runner-mole...

 

Fabrics available at Spoonflower to sew your own: www.spoonflower.com/profiles/mimipinto

 

Table runner and napkins @roostery www.spoonflower.com/en/home-decor/dining/table-runner/649...

 

Been off of Flicke for months while building and moving into a new studio. Now I'm playing with the idea of printing fabrics at Spoonflower. Is this too paperlike??

FREE pencil paper piecing pattern with any purchase of this fabric in my Spoonflower shop.

Available here: www.spoonflower.com/fabric/1204355

My entry for the Project Selvage contest at Spoonflower.

My four girls modelling all four colours of "Angelic Derpy" print jumperskirts. The fabric was designed by Gabi-hime on Spoonflower.

This is what Noel quilted using my 'Lions, lambs and easter lilies' design printed on fabric by Spoonflower as the center of a centerpiece. A very talented quilter: I love the puffy organic feeling given to this fabric composition through the quilting. I don't want to say too much more and possibly spoil the surprise for someone...

 

Thank you so much Noel for letting me share your composition, quilting, and nice picture too.

 

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My design for the chintz design challenge this week at spoonflower.

www.spoonflower.com/profiles/mimipinto

A new design on Spoonflower: 'En route to Bora Town'. It's my entry for the contest of the week with the theme 'maps'. I'm looking forward to see this one on fabric!

All this stuff? Made by me! Embroidered figure, screenprinted (and embroidered) lunar lander, spoonflower printed fabric

©2015 Patty Rybolt Designs

Spoonflower Photo of top 10 'Year of the Sheep' fat quarter bundles

My entry for Spoonflower's folk lore fabric design contest. If you like it you can vote for me here!

Print-on-demand fabric is a powerful tool in custom plushie making. Not all of us wield that power wisely.

'Classic Art Deco elegance in a stripe + dot play by Su_G' in a placemat mockup (c/o Roostery)

 

’Classic Art Deco elegance in a stripe + dot play by Su_G': a bold & joyful geometric stripe & dot play in black, red & off-white. Closely related to ’Classic Art Deco elegance in a stripe play by Su_G', my entry in Spoonflower's 1920s Design Challenge. © Su Schaefer 2018, after an original design by Josef Hoffmann (Austrian architect, 1870-1956), probably created for the Wiener Werkstätte.

 

See more after 'Hoffman' designs by Su_G.

 

See ’Classic Art Deco elegance in a stripe + dot play by Su_G' as fabric @ Spoonflower.

 

[Classic Art Deco elegance in a stripe + dot play by Su_G_placemats_mockup]

made from cotton fabric printed by Spoonflower with my scattered violin design

Illustrative pattern inspired by my local waterways ~ Trent river, National Water Sports centre lakes and white water course. Flod ~ Swedish for river. Originally drawn in ink. Also available smaller.

www.spoonflower.com/designs/10269224-flod-large-by-scrummy

This is a fat quarter size. These are listed on Spoonflower. I am not sue if there is going to be a need for this look of fabrics.Ideas Welcome!

Thanks to Betsi Goutal for the paper link for the background. www.flickr.com/photos/49507201@N00/

Succulents: potential inspiration for a design destined for Spoonflower's Limited Color Palette Succulents Design Challenge. This is how it starts...

 

Black and white are optional, and you must use at least 2 of the following colors: Dark Green (#0A3528), Sage (#74A588), Blush (#FFE1CE), Terracotta (#D69672) or Rhubarb (#D6655A).

 

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