> New fabric for Robert Kaufman | New Russian Doll print for Jo-Ann Fabrics

One of the best selling themes on fabric is the Russian Doll. Robert Kaufman has produced this little piece for Jo-Ann Fabrics. This design is one out of three designs that are included in their Novelty prints collection. The apple and pear designs are already up for sale. For this one, have patience. Just a little wait. Half way May this Svetlana's Forest design will be available too.

If you are looking for other colorful designs on fabric, please visit the Little Smilemakers Studio official fabric shop at Spoonflower. 60 designs are added to the shop this past month and even more designs are waiting to be uploaded. You can find new kids themes, boys fabric and cute dreamy fabric for girls. But also some hipster themes and quirky vintage style patterns. Have fun!

> Little Smilemakers Studio | Fabric series and Fall collection

A more personal note this time. It had been over a year ever since I started working full time as a Little Smilemaker. I love the diversity in my work and after all this hard work these past months I now am able to enjoy and look back on a very inspirational year. In these past months I have been working with some amazing clients, and i had the chance to do some very cool projects. Becoming a Shutterstock ambassador, designing for Robert Kaufman, a fall collection for Veritas. Hang in there to see it all!

After a lot of fabric and wallpaper requests, this week I have found some time to add some designs to my Spoonflower fabric and wallpaper collection. I haven't had any time to update for over a year but just before the autumn rush: More that 60 designs will be added to the Little Smilemakers shop next few weeks.

For now I would like to thank you for your support till now and I hope you will keep enjoying my designs. Or maybe some of your kids will ;) If you would like to follow up on what I am doing go check out the Little Smilemakers Facebook page. I think it is about time for a small giveaway when we reach 700 don't you think?