Continuing my series on print-on-demand fabric services, today I’m reviewing the original trailblazer on the digital fabric printing scene, Spoonflower. I have been a Spoonflower designer for many years now, and you can find all the prints featured in this article - and many more - in my Spoonflower shop.
Merry Kitschmas! For my very first Cricut project I created this cute reindeer appliqué beret, inspired by a vintage felt Christmas tree skirt.
The only thing which can make a cape better is a hood! This hood expansion for the Zephyr cape introduces a further two variations to the pattern.
Who doesn’t love a cape? Always chic, capes can be dressed up or down, and instantly elevate any outfit. Named after the Greek god of the west wind, the Zephyr Cape can be made for any season. Make it in terrycloth for a chic vintage style beach cape, or in tweeds and velvets as outerwear for the cooler months.
The Home Front Skirt is a pattern expansion for the Home Front Shirtwaist bodice. The six gores are cut on the same lines as the Daytripper dress skirt, but with a touch less flare at the hem for a ration book friendly slim A-line silhouette.
Introducing the Home Front Shirtwaist, an updated and expanded version of a single-size pattern I previously released in 2022. The shirtwaist style is a versatile staple, suitable for all seasons - make it in lightweight cottons and rayons for spring and summer; or in needlecord or wool flannel for autumn/winter wear.
