A Whole Lot Of New Fabrics With My Designs On Spoonflower
Hey all! Sorry for a long silence! I’ve been taking a break from work to organize, clean up, throw away and pack all of my belongings for the big move in a couple of days. I’ve been spending most of my time away from the computer, but one thing happened that made me come back to the shiny screen of my MacBook – a brand new batch of my fabric proofs arrived from Spoonflower! :) Check them out!
Here they are! This is a selection of photos from all 90 of my fabric swatches fresh from the Spoonflower printer :) I love them! Most of these fabrics are already for sale on my Spoonflower Fabric Shop, where you can order them on various fabrics and of different sizes. Before getting back to my packing I decided to share them with you! What do you think?
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Cool, Oksanka!!
My favourite is the second one with the hearts, they are so lovely!
Wow, absolutely fabulous Oksancia! Fantastic work!
Hi, I just saw your work and I got amazed!, I love your patterns, colors and also your charaters.
I got surprised because you know abut the application of the graphics you make on many surfaces, not limited to dream in sreen vector images!.
I would like to ask you :
Do you design them ant then do you print em on fabric?
Do you have the technology near to use all kind of fabrics? Or you work in a textile area so you can make your own desings and get them with your supervision and thats why you can control how they look like after printed and which materials to choose?
Well I just want to know because I got a couple of ideas to make a pattern printed but it is not common to have access to textile industry if you don’t know or work on it in my country,
Hi Bozmer! Thank you for your comment! I design my patterns using Adobe Illustrator CS5 and than sell them on iStockphoto. I also have a fabric shop on Spoonflower: http://www.spoonflower.com/profiles/oksancia. Spoonflower is a service that prints your patterns on various kinds of fabric. If you create digital designs of the patterns you have in mind, you can upload them to Spoonflower website and try them out of fabrics for yourself! :) Good luck!
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