🌿 A Cozy Creative Solution
When I began sewing pieces for Brambles Handicraft, I struggled to find fabrics that felt like me. Everything in the stores leaned too modern or too loud—nowhere near the soft, rustic, and story-rich aesthetic I had in mind. So, I began designing my own.
I never planned to become a surface pattern designer. I just wanted fabric that felt like home. Spoonflower gave me a way to bring that dream to life—and now I get to share those patterns with others who are also drawn to cozy, meaningful design.
✨ From Brambles to Spoonflower
Each pattern begins with a mood—whether it’s a field of hydrangeas, a stack of gingham picnic linens, or the look of vintage tile in a tucked-away cottage kitchen. I create designs that can live on:
- Cotton, canvas, and knit fabrics for makers and sewists
- Peel-and-stick wallpapers for whimsical walls and accent spaces
- Ready-made home goods like tablecloths, pillow covers, and tea towels
🖼️ Collection Samples at a Glance
🪻 French Cottage
Soft blue ginghams, floral medallions, and delicate hydrangea repeats. Inspired by vintage linens and quiet mornings in the countryside.
🎃 Halloween Collection: Whimsy in the Witching Hour Modern Folk Art
This collection brings a playful charm to spooky season, blending vintage textures with watercolor ghosts, gingham, and golden sunflowers. From haunted house panels to patchwork-inspired scarecrows, each print is designed for autumn crafting, festive home décor, and handmade Halloween magic. Perfect for pillows, treat bags, tea towels, or a cozy seasonal quilt.
🌀 Boho Chic
Earthy tones and bold shapes meet delicate curves in these tile and botanical-inspired prints.
🌸 A Note on Process
Designing patterns isn’t just about making something pretty. It’s about creating atmosphere, telling a quiet story through shape and color. Every print is made with intention—from repeat planning to palette choice—and designed with the home in mind.
If you use one of these fabrics or wallpapers in your own project, I’d love to see it! Tag @brambleshandicraft or #BramblesFabric.
Jacqueline Willoughby 