Regency print fabric
My main focus is still 3rd quarter 18th century, but during my research I found a textile design book ca. 1812-13, and some of the swatches were too interesting to resist.
Working off the original, I came up with some alternative colorways. Number 1 is the original colorway (and caused me to dub this design "flying olives"), but I created a few more that may be more appealing. For reference, this design is very small. Each flying olive motif is only about 1/2 inch.
If you have an interest in Regency fashion, please tell me which three colorways you like the best. I confess I don't know a lot about Regency, so I kind of did a crash-course on fabrics via Pinterest. I'd like to make one or two available via Spoonflower, but I think Regency-appropriate fabrics are probably easier to find than 18th C., so the market for them may be limited.
Working off the original, I came up with some alternative colorways. Number 1 is the original colorway (and caused me to dub this design "flying olives"), but I created a few more that may be more appealing. For reference, this design is very small. Each flying olive motif is only about 1/2 inch.
If you have an interest in Regency fashion, please tell me which three colorways you like the best. I confess I don't know a lot about Regency, so I kind of did a crash-course on fabrics via Pinterest. I'd like to make one or two available via Spoonflower, but I think Regency-appropriate fabrics are probably easier to find than 18th C., so the market for them may be limited.