my lino printed stars pattern is now available via spoonflower & roostery (and therefore, also via sprout).

This means that along with being able to buy the print on a multitude of fabrics via spoonflower - from organzas to technical fabrics - and on a huge variety of home furnishings via roostery, such as throw pillows, bedlinen and kitchen/dining room accessories, it's also available as....WALLPAPER!

Spoonflower sells Wallpaper in 2ft x 12ft standard rolls and also as custom length rolls so that you can buy as much or as little as you need, there are two options when it comes to the type of wallpaper: a smooth, water activated (REMOVABLE) paper, or, a woven peel-and-stick repositionable paper. so if you're renting (or you're just really fickle) this is the wallpaper for you!

ROostery's isobar wallpaper HAS A SUBTLE LEATHERED TEXTURe, A LOW-SHEEN MATTE finish, and is sold in 2ft by 27ft rolls. this paper is ideal for all room types as it is scratch resistant, PVC-free, FSC Certified,  has a class a fire rating and is mold, mildew and water resistanT.

At present there are 15 colors to choose from - there are soft neutral colors, pastels, desaturated colors, brights, a couple of dArk blue options and a black and white version.

the soft desaturated colors, such as the gray-green, the beige/light warm gray, and the white and silver options give you the option of having quite a fun print, but in an elegant, grown-up, non-overpowering way.

IF you've got a kid who is a massive harry potter or newt scamander fan (or maybe you are the fan), you should be able to find a suitable color option for your mini witch or wizard's macic-themed bedroom.

the yellows and greens work great for areas that you might want to keep a bit more gender neutral, such as a nursery or playroom, as do the neutrals and darker options.

the dark blues and black color options also work great for anyone who is into outer space, astronomy or astrology.

Stars also obviously work well for birthday's, christmas and halloweEN, so be sure to have a look at all the table linen and napkins etc that roostery offer.

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ahhhh; this star pattern. i love all my patterns, but this may be my favourite. It's so pretty, but without being twee.

i lino printed the stars individually, scanned and vectorised theM, and then spent what felt like years arranging them into a pattern. the pattern is connected but broken which I really like, because it feels so much less 'formal'.

the print is AVAILABLE IN MY SOCIETY6 STORE in a range of colours and on lots of products. and, as always, the pattern suits so many room types.

i have the grey-on-white print (the reverse print of the curtains featured above) on a cushion/throw pillow in my scandinavian-feel bedroom and it looks great with my neutral colour scheme and wooden furniture. AT SOME POINT I'LL HAVE TO TAKE A PHOTO OF IT AND SHOW YOU THE CUSHION IN ALL IT'S SPLENDOUR, BUT I'M CURRENTLY DECORATING, SO I MAY BE SOME TIME...

This print would also look great in a nursery OR a kids room, but really, the pattern is subtle and never overwhelming, so add interest to an otherwise plain room with the window curtains, or floor cushion.

it's. just. so. pretty.

Here's a little introduction to my lino printed cactus pattern.

I originally created it years ago, but with cactuses / cacti becoming so popular in the last few years, I decided to bring it back in a lino-printed version. anything that gives me the opportunity to cut my hands to shreds with sharp tools, is always a good idea!

At present I offer the print in black & white, pink & white, and green & white, but I'm sure I'll be adding more colors to the range. because...why not.

the above slide show gives a few examples of what sort of products you can find the print on, but more is available in my society6 store.

the reverse print, with the colored cactus print on an off-white (it's not bright white) background, is especially good if you want to mix a few new items in with existing white bedding, or if you want a pattern that is not too overpowering.