Yes, I'm still thinking about wallpaper designs. Trying to work within two colors (it really makes a difference to the cost of printing). There are still so many possibilities out there. This pattern is all about the 'home', the 'nest' , the place to be comfortable at. I think this wallpaper could make a cave feel cozy. I like the porcupine a lot:)
ok, so i have no idea how this works, but what are the chances of this actually going to market? because I love all your patterns.... but THIS ONE! in yellow, is SOOOOOO perfect for the country mezzazine we are about to enclose into a 2.5 y.o.'s bedroom. she would go GAGA over it! Let me know if there is any way at all to make that happen.
ReplyDeleteThese are beautiful! Just my style - bold and colorful.
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ReplyDeleteThis pattern is just awesome. First of all I like the design in it self. But the more you look, the more you see. To me it is the first and yet to be matched modern interpretation of the classical wallpapers designs.
ReplyDeleteLuckily what applies to wallpaper fabrication also applies to fabric..:)))) So there's at least a chance of my addiction to be satisfied..;)
By the way, Helen, since you have 3girls, does your day have 48 hours? ;) (Or when do you get to make all this??)
bewundernde Grüße
Eva
I simply need these wallpapers! I cannot decide which color I like best!! :-D Absolutely fabulous!!!
ReplyDeleteThese are absolutely gorgeous! I'm so happy that I came across your blog - you have an amazing talent! Thanks for sharing :-)
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Kelly
Oh, I really love this pattern!
ReplyDeleteIf this pattern/print was wallpaper, it would be so refreshing. Wallpaper is okay in rooms that do not utilize water. My bf has wallpaper in his bathroom and ugh that drives me nuts. However, I can see this in a craft room (very inspiring & colorful) or a bedroom maybe. Lovely.
ReplyDeletelove the little porcupine! (sp?)
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