i see pattern • Do you have any tips as to where one could his pattern work professionally printed? I am thinking of home accessories etc. (mugs, fabric etc.?) I know of spoonflower and zazzle (which I don’t really like) so any additional suggestion is very much appreciated. Thanks so much!

Q:Do you have any tips as to where one could his pattern work professionally printed? I am thinking of home accessories etc. (mugs, fabric etc.?) I know of spoonflower and zazzle (which I don't really like) so any additional suggestion is very much appreciated. Thanks so much!

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I only know of those two, as well. But going to trade shows is always a great place for finding resources. If you find any decent places, please let me know, as I am always looking as well.

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HI There, My name is Whitney Catarella, Textile Designer who sees in Pattern. I see pattern everywhere I go. So why not share what I see with you? This blog is dedicated to all the Textile and Surface Designers out there who get excited about patterns as much as i do.

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