Monthly Archives: February 2013

Welcome, come on in! Tea? Coffee? I’m so excited to be a part of the REPEAT(ed) competition! I share the office/ studio with my husband, though I definitely have the lions share as this is MY work space. I LOVE … Continue reading →

Hello and welcome to my studio! I’m excited you’re here. Grab a cup of peppermint tea and let’s sit. My office is located only 1.5 blocks from my house in the The Burdell Building. This block long, brick building was … Continue reading →

I live in a small bungalow-of-sorts with my husband and two rats in an older neighborhood in Waukesha, Wisconsin. It’s only one room wide, and is nothing but windows, so the lighting is great! It’s also super cold, but I … Continue reading →

I don’t quite have a proper studio that I work out of. My work set-up is generally my MacBook and I; in living room, in front of the TV, the bedroom or the spare room… wherever is most convenient. I’ve … Continue reading →

Hello! Welcome to my studio space. I recently moved into a little one bedroom apartment in Oakland after 9 years of living with many roommates across the bay in San Francisco.  Having my own space and being able to spread … Continue reading →

I have to admit that panic washed over me when I saw our first assignment was a studio post. I opened that email some time between packing all my things into boxes and moving them into a storage facility, so … Continue reading →

We’re packing our bags for QuiltCon!  What is QuiltCon?  Just what is sounds, a really super awesome, amazing event geared towards quilters with a modern aesthetic, all presented by The Modern Quilt Guild. So, Austin, here we come!  Word on … Continue reading →

Designers, your first design challenge is to embrace your inner wanderlust and explore a new environment through one print. That’s right, just one print.  The pressure is on.  By entering REPEAT(ed) we know you are a free spirit, and you … Continue reading →

I have loved fabric my entire life.  As a kid I spent hours going through my mom’s extensive fabric stash, savoring the vast array of styles, colors and themes.  As an adult my love of fabric was rekindled when I … Continue reading →

I was raised in a highly creative household of ideas and imagery. My mom was a curator at the Museum of International Folk Art in Santa Fe, NM– where Alexander Girard’s magical collection of treasures from around the world had … Continue reading →

I am an interior design graduate from Brisbane, Australia (for the moment) with an interest in craft, colour, time and place. I have always loved patterns but was first introduced to textile design through my degree and became immediately hooked. … Continue reading →

majo [’maxo] [1] Historically (late 18th to early 19th) the Majo and the Maja were ‘people from the lower classes of Spanish society (especially in Madrid), who distinguished themselves for their elaborate outfits and sense of style in dress and … Continue reading →

I am obsessed with textiles. I have been an artist for as long as I can remember; textiles have always been a big part of my creative life. When I was 18, I learned how to screenprint on fabric and … Continue reading →

Hello! My name is Taylour Beadling. I’m studying Illustration at the Savannah College of Art and Design. I recently became interested in textile design, specifically repeat pattern design. I’ve explored a lot of different venues for art and design (ranging … Continue reading →