The Studio Story

Hand-rendered surface designs for storybook textiles

Every repeat is carefully calibrated in our studio for tiny rompers, heirloom quilts, and fabric bolts that feel gentle to hold.

Our Process

Drawn by hand before touching a scanner

We draw with soft pencils and paint on textured cold-press rag paper. Every animal vignette and botanical repeat begins as a quiet pencil sketch before mixing muted gouache tones.

Careful attention to scale ensures seamless repetition without harsh grid lines or repetitive visual clumps across large fabric yardage.

Production Stages

Four steps from paper to print

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Pencil Roughs

Paper Washes

Digital Repeat

Fabric Testing

Gentle character studies and floral motifs sketched with soft lead on heavy rag paper.

Layering dusty blue and warm cream watercolor washes with fine-tipped colored pencils.

Calibrating seamless tile proportions to eliminate grid lines and awkward visual clumps.

Ensuring ink saturation and color accuracy across organic cotton and linen bolts.

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