As some of you know it is not easy to get in the door of the fabric design profession and I have oodles of designs that I just know would make great fabrics. Rather than let them languish in my laptop, I have decided to put some of them together as sets of 9 and sell them on Etsy as digital paper packs. Each has a different name and it's been fun coming up with a small backstory for each one.
This is one of my favorites!
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEi55IpFraJxF3dYrDoNnNttAvfNuadTviZBnYpg_0vBHmObkGhXVfWUnMsfVlW4Ra2mwNnqQJ-s3KxXL3UP_LTXLQ0fhkAmMbZJNviZa8wLRs3vh-jnphDRzFiawvGZe6UK2agoDe2Pggxs/s320/the+avenue+sample+pack.jpg)
Several posts ago, I was debating whether or not to choose a pink or blue design to have printed from Spoonflower. I never did decide and got them both! The blue came out exactly as I'd pictured it,![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgoN-57QTkyKHcumxKmstrleoDGY2c4iDgLRP_n1ZJmTTzcRNj_6PcMZHx4WHzqtg4srC50xlPZ3U9zGxkNrPqLJj76ZD0VulbOV_gcWZjLrRjRHUXw-rx1fu42IEA9yOOmTAcyZeahrICj/s200/005.JPG)
the pink has both alleyways and holes in the design. Somehow I never could get it fiddled right when I was designing it. Since then I have discovered using The Grid in Photoshop--that program of never ending surprises.
Up next: Pumpkins!
1 comment:
Wow, those designs are so colourful!
I agree about the overuse of 'Awesome'... but at the same time I really like the word Awesome! I think I need to think of a list of alternatives.
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