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Rachel Cave ~ BEAUTIFUL FABRIC PATTERNS!

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I’m pretty embarrassed by my lack-of-knowledge in the fabric designer scene. Until very recently, the only designer I could have rattled off is Amy Butler… who doesn’t love Amy Butler? Nobody, that’s who.

Well, a few weeks ago I discovered Orla Kiely and talked about her awesome patterns HERE, and just this morning I discovered the ravishing and GORGEOUS work of London artist Rachel Cave.

Feast your eyes:

Rachel Cave Prints

I’m so overjoyed… I am absolutely IN LOVE with these prints.

I stumbled upon them this morning when I was doing a Google Image search for ‘fabric patterns’ looking for something inspiring I could use for an upcoming project, and that’s when I saw this. It made my whole body feel all tingly.

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I’m thinking I’ll be getting right to work, using this CRAZY-AWESOME fabric pattern as inspiration. I love the colors, I love the whimsy, and for some reason… I’m totally obsessed with that tear-drop shape lately.

Speaking of colors, what would you call those orang-ish-red tear-drop-shaped flower petals? They’re not quite pink enough to be corral or salmon. Persimmon maybe? I should have finished design school… HEHE!

Do y’all know of any other designers that you know I’d love? I’m begging you to share!

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