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    Artist Business & Growth Resources

    Learn how artists build and grow creative businesses with resources and insights that support branding, selling, and long-term success. Explore strategies for marketing, pricing, and audience engagement, along with practical tools to strengthen your brand identity. These guides empower you to turn your creative passion into a sustainable business while planning for growth with confidence.

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    Small Business Stories: Michelle Provencher of The Love Mich Collection

    Michelle Provencher started the Love Mich Collection in 2008, growing a small collection of tote bags, purses and coffee sleeves into almost 2 decades of success in the US and beyond. The coffee sleeve has become the star of the show, featuring hundreds of hand-picked Spoonflower prints. Keep reading to learn more about Michelle’s work, her great advice for other small business owners, and how Spoonflower fabric has supported her business.

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    Small Business Stories: Nancy Mac of Freon Collective

    Nancy Mac and her company, Freon Collective, have come a long way since getting started in 2019—from 3 sets of cotton rounds in her apartment, to selling products in local boutiques and even in some of Canada’s largest retailers. Read on to learn more about Nancy and Freon Collective, and how Spoonflower has supported their growth.
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    Small Business Stories: Alyssa Jean of The Prairie Misfit

    For her apparel brand The Prairie Misfit, maker Alyssa Jean searches out unique prints and combines them with unique, cottagecore silhouettes to create clothing filled with whimsy and comfort. Read on to learn more about Alyssa’s journey to creating her business, and how Spoonflower fabrics support her on her way.
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    Small Business Stories: Cassandra Rull of Cassandra Rull

    From the beaches of Hawai'i to around the world, Cassandra Rull swimsuits and clothing shine bright. With tropical colors and island-inspired designs, Cassandra creates custom handmade looks perfect for the ocean, the pool, and everywhere in between. Read on to learn more about the woman behind the eponymous brand.
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    Small Business Stories: Marla Cannon of Olive Me Handmade

    For Marla Cannon, owner and chief creative at Olive Me Handmade, inspiration comes from her nature-filled surroundings in British Columbia. What started as an Etsy shop in 2009 has grown to a brand selling children’s clothing, handmade from start to finish, around the world. Read on to learn more about Marla’s work, and how Spoonflower helps her bring her products to life.
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    Small Business Stories: Megan Quesenberry of The Whimsy Dog

    Every bandana made by Megan Quesenberry for The Whimsy Dog is designed and crafted with love from start to finish. She chooses trendy and colorful designs she knows her customers and their four-legged friends will love—and Spoonflower is with her every step of the way.
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    How to Turn Handwritten Recipes into Tea Towels - Spoonflower Blog

    Read on to find out how to make your own special, easy and affordable DIY handwritten recipe tea towel. Don’t limit yourself to recipes! With the following tutorials, you can make a tea towel with any custom design. Watch the full video tutorial and check out the guides below to find out how to turn handwritten recipes into tea towels.
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    DIY Christmas Decorations For Handmade Holiday Magic

    *Updated January 2026 The holidays are often hectic. What if we said it’s okay to slow down and bring some handmade holiday magic to your home? DIY Christmas decorations are that much more meaningful because you pour your heart, soul and craft into creating them. These are sure to become family heirlooms for years to come! Read on for inspiration and fabric Christmas patterns for stockings, tree skirts and Advent calendars. Then learn how to choose a design, a fabric and how to use our Fill-A-Yard**®** tool so you can get started on any of these projects. Infuse creativity into the holiday season, whether you have a whole weekend or just an hour.
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    How To Make a Fabric Research Poster with PowerPoint

    Preparing for a presentation can be stressful enough, and the last thing you want to worry about is how you’re going to get your poster printed without breaking the bank. Enter Spoonflower, where you can get a wrinkle and tear-free fabric presentation poster printed for under $25. Angie Proctor, shares how she uses PowerPoint and Spoonflower to print her presentation posters.
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    How to Create Banding Trim and Add It to Furniture and Home Decor

    Ready to add some extra customization to your interior design? Spoonflower artist Danika Herrick is here to share how to create banding trim for elevated furniture and home decor. For sewing and design beginners, she’ll walk you through creating fabric trim out of Spoonflower fabric, which you can sew directly on to items like pillows and draperies. If you’re looking for more, Danika also shows how to create a no-sew banded layout with Adobe® Photoshop®. With these next-level creative skills under your belt, you’ll be creating show stopping home decor in no time flat!
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