I am very excited to have my first three pattern designs printed on fabric! I loved how these turned out!

I mostly have been using photoshop to make my designs. The photoshop classes I took a few months ago paid off. I basically just copied and pasted an item out of the following images I took, and combined them into the patterns. The items I used in my designs include the Eiffel Tower, flowers, and mountains, all from photographs that were taken by me.
I have had all of my designs printed from Spoonflower. They are a great company and print all my designs just the way I want them! Of course, I have already made a totebag, a couple cosmetic bags and coin purses out of the fabrics.
More fabric designs will be arriving soon! In the meantime, I have also been busy making custom tote bags, and a new Colorado handbag that symbolizes pride, also made this month which is pride month!
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Hello! My name is Julie, I am very crafty and I love to quilt! I currently live in Denver, Colorado, but I was born and grew up in Virginia. My sewing journey began in 2009 where I started making handbags and I have participated in several craft shows/markets in Virginia and Colorado.
I began quilting in 2020, and since then quilting has been my main focus. I have made several quilts from modern, improve, lap quilts to mini quilts. In 2023 I became a member of the Denver Metro Quilt Guild. Besides sewing, in my spare time I love to weave, take photos, bake, hike, ski, attend craft/art shows, and spend time with my husband and my dog Lilly. My blog mostly focuses on my creations and inspirations, but once and awhile, I will blog about my trips and travel adventures. My goal is to share and inspire everyone who is reading. Enjoy!
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https://www.spoonflower.com/profiles/juliescreations
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and shop at my etsy site!
https://www.etsy.com/shop/JuliesJewelz086
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The Mexican skulls photo is excellent, the blurring is super-spooky! Contrasting the skull with the bright pink peony on the tote bag fabric is a great contrast. I also like the Pride bag, it looks expertly made.
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thank you!
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