
Real quick I thought I would post some samples of my work so that you guys could see where I was coming from and the rut that I'm stuck in...
The first sample is just a fun little hedgehog that I found somewhere... I thought he was really fun and lovable so I whipped him out... he is a patch done on white fabric so all you have to do is peel the back off and iron him on... in the pick he is against a black background for contrast....

The next pic was my attempt at a rose pattern... the pattern itself was actually very pretty and elaborate but I managed to screw up the stitching so it ended up like this.... this sample was done on purple fabric and would have become a patch if I had managed to pull it off...

The next sample is my attempt at a chidren's design... now admittedly I killed this design the minute i put it on black fabric... i think my thought was the colors would really pop that way... but in general i'm not a huge fan but to be fair I am always my own worst critic so help me out... is it childish and fun enough? This design is also a patch mostly cause I wanted it to be really easy for the moms to get my designs on their kids clothes...

Ok... next one is my "monster latte" lol see what I did there? with the joke? cause he's a monster and he's holding a latte... ok i'm done anyways I believe I found this guy at Urbanthreads.com which has become one of my new best friends... i did him on black because i found this awesome pastel purple color and i wanted it to show but i feel like i killed the design yet again so.... but in general is he cute? is he the kind of thing I should be investing in?

Next comes my purple fairy... Now this was a second attempt at a fairy the first one I did was extremely colorful and bright and I went with different tones on this one and it may have come out muted.... interestingly enough this is one of the only designs that I wonder if I should have put onto black fabric... this design and the next one were both created as patches to test how well they would work and wash on clothes before I began selling them... they have stayed really nice so far....