Hello my friends! Happy Thursday!
Above is a pattern I designed called Frolic which I have entered in the Fabric8 contest
Above is a pattern I designed called Frolic which I have entered in the Fabric8 contest
sponsored by Spoonflower and Robert Kaufman Fabrics. Frolic was inspired by spring,
flora and fauna, and the delightful miniature paintings of the Mughal Court.
flora and fauna, and the delightful miniature paintings of the Mughal Court.
Spoonflower received over 750 pattern submissions and a jury selected 100 pattern designs.
I am so happy to have made it to the semi-final round.
Anyone can vote for their favorite designs from May 3 to May 9th.
The top 8 designs will go to the final round and develop a collection.
Click here to vote.
Spread the word. Fingers crossed!
I am so happy to have made it to the semi-final round.
Anyone can vote for their favorite designs from May 3 to May 9th.
The top 8 designs will go to the final round and develop a collection.
Click here to vote.
Spread the word. Fingers crossed!
12 comments:
I voted for you!
Voted! and good luck:)
Great fabric Ms Bard!! You have our vote
I just voted for you, good luck!
Beautiful design...I voted!
THank you all so much! fingers crossed!
Yay! Well done Holly. I had no doubt your design would be in the semis.
Congrats, and fingers crossed you make it to the final eight!
Reminiscent of wallpaper for room!
I voted right away....it's just so beautiful :)
Can't tell you how grateful I am for your votes and encouragement. I'll make a collection no matter what happens and it will be available on Spoonflower!
Not sure voting is still open on this-- i followed the link but it wasn't clear where to vote for your fabric design. it's simply gorgeous Holly-- I hope it wins!
Kathi: you are so sweet. the voting ended on the ninth and alas, I didn't make the finals. A big thank you to everyone who voted! It was really fun to participate. I'm excited to work on this collection and make it available for sale on spoonflower as soon as I am finished with the coordinating fabrics.
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