New colorways feature on Spoonflower
Forget-Me-Not fabric samples in seven colorways
I'm happy to share that some of my fabric designs have been selected for the new colorways feature on Spoonflower.
According to Spoonflower, they have included the designs with at least one sale which offer a colorway option. I have also noticed that only hero designs (main focal prints) in large or medium scale were selected.
So, if you're interested in fabric by the yard or in fat quarters, you can find them at the links below.
L | Forget-Me-Not in seven colorways, large scale
L | Warm Welcome in three colorways, large scale
L | Blooming Garden in three colorways, large scale
How to care for digitally printed fabrics
Forget-Me-Not print in Berry colorway
I’m printing my fabric designs through Spoonflower and would like to share a few basic fabric care tips in case you’d like to do the same.
Wash fabric before trimming
Wash your printed fabric before trimming off white borders. Almost any woven fabric will naturally fray during the washing or drying cycles. So, if it happens, only white borders will fray, and you won’t lose any fraction of your printed fabric.
Wash cold with low spin setting
Wash your fabrics separately on a cold setting because high temperatures may cause fabrics to shrink and some colors to bleed. Use a gentle cycle with the low spin setting, if possible. Using low spin will prevent your fabrics from fraying too much. Wash with mild phosphate-free detergent.
Lay or hang fabric to dry
Lay your fabrics flat or hang them to dry. This will prevent wrinkling and will make it easier for you to iron (press) your fabrics.
Iron fabric on the appropriate setting
Iron your fabrics with the printed side down and on the appropriate setting. I’m using the Cotton setting for 100% cotton fabrics, Wool or Silk for cotton blends, and Synthetics for polyester.
Store your fabric away from sunlight
Sunlight may cause colors to fade. So always store your fabrics away from direct sunlight to keep the colors vibrant.
Roll fat quarters for storage
You can store fat quarters rolled to prevent wrinkling. This way you won’t have to press them again. Thicker fabrics like Cotton Canvas can be easily rolled on their own. You may use a sheet of printer paper to roll thin fabrics.
Spoonflower has a dedicated page where you can learn more about Caring for Your Spoonflower Products
All designs from the Little Treasures fabric collection are now available on products through Spoonflower
The product range includes kitchen textiles (tablecloths, runners, napkins, placemats), bedding, and home décor (curtains, pillow covers, throw blankets, and wall hangings). All products are printed and sewn in the USA.
Blooming Garden Tea Towel from Spoonflower in Berry colorway
I ordered these tea towels in Blooming Garden design for myself, and they are making my days brighter. The towels measure 16x24" and are made from Linen Cotton Canvas. They can also be used to line a bread basket or as gift wrap.
Click this link to order the tea towel pictured above
To find all available products, you need to choose a design and then click on a link Home Decor right beneath the Add to Cart button (circled in the image below). From there you’ll be able to see the whole range of products available in your chosen design.
Finding products on Spoonflower
Little Treasures fabric collection is now available on Spoonflower!
Little Treasures fabric collection in Berry colorway
My first fabric collection called "Little Treasures" has just launched on Spoonflower. It's inspired by my childhood memories and things I’ve learned from my grandparents. Like cross-stitch embroidery, crochet, and sewing.
There are 9 patterns in three colorways in this collection. The colorways are called "Berry", "Evergreen", and "Caramel".
Little Treasures fabric collection in Berry, Caramel, and Evergreen colorways
I've also added various scale options for some of the prints so that they will work nicely for fabric, wallpaper, and home décor products.
Cross-stitch Flowers fabric in Berry and Evergreen colorways shown in two scale options.
It took two rounds of samples to make sure that each pattern looks exactly as I wanted it to be. I hope that some of them can be a perfect fit for your sewing or patchwork projects, and I can't wait to see what you create! Feel free to tag me @reginakareev on social media.
Click the links below to take a look at all the fabrics and wallpaper!
Little Treasures in Berry on Spoonflower
Little Treasures in Evergreen on Spoonflower