I’ve been working on a new fabric collection the past few months and I’m so happy to finally reveal the results of the first small collection for Kersenpitje Belgium! The collection is called “Sweet Annie” and shows a little happy girl surrounded by funny birds in a cherry blossom garden. It’s got a bit of a nostalgic, retro touch with a campy twist.
It’s very suitable for skirts and dresses for both mums and their daughters.
Last year I designed the first Sweet Annie with a zipper pouch in mind. I redid an assignment for my MATS class for the gift market, so not exactly bolt fabric. And also I had her printed on postcards. When I met Isabelle from Kersenpitje she fell in love with the image of Annie and licensed her for her first fabric collection.
One is 100 % cotton and measures 155 cm. The second is in jersey and measures 165 cm. They’re digitally printed in Europe and available early March 2015.
The second collection will be announced in a few more weeks.
Update: the collection is currently available in my Spoonflower shop along with some coordinating floral fabrics.
Illustrator, surface pattern designer, art historian in a former life, mom of 3 boys and an aussie 
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