At Spoonflower, we’re awed, fueled and inspired by all sorts of creatives, especially small business owners. The ones making it work with either a small team or as a team of one, whether it’s a full-time endeavor, after-hours hustle, love of labor or a new-found dream. Our Spoonflower Small Business Grant supports handmade business owners at all stages of development.

Whether you want to get ready for your next craft market, test out a new product or get your business up and running, this grant can help you meet those goals by offering up to $1000 in Spoonflower credit. Grant winners will also receive a $2500 award to spend on marketing and branding efforts that will support their small business. Read on to meet our Spring 2023 cohort of Small Business Grant winners and the former grant recipients who selected them!

On the left, Lia Hadas sews at a machine in front of a wall of brightly colored quilts. On the right, Kim Murton’s pillows featuring faces drawn on top of bright geometric designs along with animal faces with fur details are stacked in and around a wooden woven basket. Caption: Two images have been placed into one rectangular image. On the left, Lia Hadas of The Little Camel at her sewing machine. On the right, some of Kim Murton’s fantastical pillows.
On the left, Lia Hadas of The Little Camel at her sewing machine. On the right, some of Kim Murton’s fantastical pillows.

Small Business Grant Panel 

Morgan Davis portrait
Morgan Davis  
Morganeliz
Cycle:
Fall 2022 
Beechwood Crew portrait, Elizabeth Melgoza and Emi Pool
Elizabeth Melgoza + Emi Pool
Beechwood Crew
Cycle: Fall 2021 


Spring 2023 Small Business Grant Winners

Larissa Miller of RissaLaRue Co. Handmade Creations 

Larissa Miller portrait

United States • rissalarueco.com 
InstagramSpoonflower shop 

Brand Snapshot: RissaLaRue Co. is a handcrafted home decor business that seeks to help customers find the courage to find peace in creating a space they can thrive in. All items are either handcrafted and designed by Larissa Miller, an artist, designer and proud Black woman, or created in collaboration with other woman-identifying artists. 

How will you use this grant to support your small business? I’m looking to expand my business’s offerings to include my digital designs. My customers have been requesting wallpaper and I want to be able to partner with a trusted and reliable printer to make that happen for them. Super excited to be able to use this grant to get sampling and inventory ready for those orders! *Happy dance* 

What does it mean to be selected as a grant recipient?  Being a recipient of this grant solidified the mantra “Start where you are. It doesn’t matter what it looks like, just try.” One of my goals as an artist and designer is to create work that empowers BIPOC women to see their reflection in the environments they function and feel welcome in, even if it’s in the wallpaper. Being a recipient of this grant was like receiving a hug from the Spoonflower team and a pep talk for me to continue spreading that warm welcome by continuing to make work designed for connection. 

What’s your go-to Spoonflower product and why? Wallpaper! It’s amazing what custom wallpaper can do to the energy of a space and I love how accessible Spoonflower’s tools are in getting a clear idea of what you’re getting and how you can order a sample swatch to get those designs scaled just right! 

Two images have been placed into one rectangular image. On the left, An Art Nouveau design with a woman in a white dress surrounded by floral drawings in dark green with a small circle of purple flowers and brown leaves around her. The background of the design is green. On the right, a repeating design of a woman’s face amongst green leaves and yellow flowers on a white background is on wallpaper installed on a shop wall. A woman is walking to the left holding folded garments. To the right is a white counter with several folded garments on it.
Featured design: Beltane Spring by rissalarue_co_


Lia Hadas of The Little Camel 

Lia Hadas portrait

Brand Snapshot: The Little Camel is a family studio where we handmake one-of-a-kind textile goods inspired by the diversity of nature, making your day-to-day life a little wilder. 

How will you use this grant to support your small business? This grant will help bring to life our dream of connecting people to our local habitat through designs inspired by our local flora and fauna. Our work is always inspired by nature; however, there is a noticeable lack of our local environment in the prints and patterns available. The grant will help us take the first step in designing new prints for our products with animals and plants that are close to our hearts, and help spread this love and enthusiasm for our local wildlife to more people—near and far! 

What does it mean to be selected as a grant recipient? It means the Spoonflower team has faith in our work and sees potential not only in our products but also in the future plans we have for our business, which is an incredible boost of confidence. As many other small business owners and Spoonflower users know, navigating the creative small business adventure is a roller coaster! Having Spoonflower’s support gives us confidence as we march forward with our dream. 

What’s your go-to Spoonflower product and why? We love working and creating with Spoonflower’s Linen Cotton Canvas. Out of all the canvas fabrics we’ve worked with over the years, Spoonflower’s Linen Cotton Canvas is our favourite because it’s thick and sturdy yet still easy to sew and manipulate as we make our wallets and bags. Apart from the ease of work, the difference in the final result and the feel of the wallets and bags is very noticeable. 

Two images have been placed into one rectangular image. On the left, Lia Hadas sews at a machine in front of a wall of brightly colored quilts. On the right, two small colorful wallets by The Little Camel. They have zippered sections and a snap closure and feature small sections of fabrics in different colors and patterns.


Emily Robitaille of Meyli  

Emily Robitaille portrait

Canada • heymeyli.com 
Instagram 

Brand Snapshot: At Meyli, bodies are celebrated, memories are made and adventures are explored. We are a slow, conscious swimwear and apparel label that draws inspiration from BIPOC body types to create handmade pieces that celebrate diverse body shapes and sizes. 

How will you use this grant to support your small business? I’m hoping to use this grant to help align with other young female artists and designers to create stunning pieces that will continue to help uplift and inspire my customers, as well as create a community of females who support each other. 

What does it mean to be selected as a grant recipient? I was so excited to find out that I was a recipient of this grant! Knowing that Spoonflower sees the potential in me and my business was the confidence boost I needed to continue pursuing this passion of mine. I can’t  wait to start implementing this artwork into my summer collection and believe that this will be key in encouraging me to expand my offerings throughout the year. 

What’s your go-to Spoonflower product and why? My go-to product is the Sport Lycra® because of its quality, durability and ability to be used in the water. I can’t wait to explore more fabric types to create products outside of swimwear to utilize Spoonflower to its fullest! 

Two images have been placed into one rectangular image. On the left, a woman runs on a beach with her back turned to the camera and her head turned to the side. She is smiling and wearing a white bikini with red and orange flowers on a white background. On the right, two women wear bikinis and look down at the camera and smile, a big blue sky behind them. The woman on the left wears a hot pink bikini, the woman on the right wears a bikini with bright pink and red flowers and green leaves on a black background.


Sue-Ching Lascelles of Sue-Ching Lascelles 

Sue-Ching Lascelles portrait

Brand Snapshot: Sue-Ching Lascelles is an artist making one-of-a-kind and small batch clothing from her studio in Meanjin/Brisbane. Her garments are unique, size inclusive colour bursts made with heart and joy. 

How will you use this grant to support your small business? This grant will allow me to tap into the amazing print library available on Spoonflower. I’m so inspired by print and pattern mixing and this opportunity means I’ll be able to experiment and go wild. All my mixed-print dreams are about to come true!

What does it mean to be selected as a grant recipient? It’s an absolute honour to be chosen as a grant recipient! It makes me so happy to know that my ideas, my creativity and my work have been acknowledged and LOVED. I’m looking forward to continuing to keep building my brand, and grateful that I have some amazing support from Spoonflower to do it. 

What’s your go-to Spoonflower product and why? I love the Organic Cotton Sateen. It has a beautiful weight and drape with a slightly lustrous finish making the prints lovely and vivid! 

Two images have been placed into one rectangular image. On the left, Sue-Ching Lascelles cuts a large piece of fabric with bright geometric squiggly designs on a white background. On the right, Sue-Ching Lascelles wears a flowy tiered dress made from panels of brightly colored floral designs and stands in front a white wall.


Kim Murton of Kim Murton 

Kim Murton portrait

United States • kimmurton.com 
Etsy shop Spoonflower shop 

Brand Snapshot: Kim Murton uses her illustration skills to design and create ceramics and fiber artworks for people who appreciate original art that is fun and accessible. 

How will you use this grant to support your small business? The grant will encourage experimentation and new designs without having to worry about overhead as much. I can relax and try new ideas. It will also help me to build up some stock, which will be great. 

What does it mean to be selected as a grant recipient? My Spoonflower designs started out as a relaxing night time diversion so it is very nice to be recognized in this way. I am thrilled to have the chance to expand on  my ideas and see where they go. 

What’s your go-to Spoonflower product and why? I love the Linen Cotton Canvas. And the colors and print are so vivid on both that and the Lightweight Cotton Twill. The Longleaf Sateen Grand™ is nice for napkins and I’m interested in trying the new Polartec® Fleece

Two images have been placed into one rectangular image. On the left, a close up of some of Kim’s pillows with human faces drawn on top of geometric designs. The piillows are edged with bright trim details. On the right, pillows featuring faces drawn on top of bright geometric designs along with animal faces with fur details are stacked in and around a wooden woven basket.


Virginia Peterson of SWOOP 

Virginia Peterson portrait

United States • wearswoop.com 
Instagram Spoonflower shop 

Brand Snapshot: We do bras + loungewear simply. We focused on the essentials and designed a product that fits comfortably + functions perfectly! 

How will you use this grant to support your small business? This grant will help us expand our current bra sizing to include larger-busted women. We are asked regularly for larger-size bras as currently our largest size goes to a 40DD. It is our mission to build a brand where any woman can shop our looks. 

What does it mean to be selected as a grant recipient? It is an honour to be selected as a 2023 grant recipient!  I thought about applying last year, but I did not feel SWOOP was ready. The fact that I applied this year + was awarded this grant, tells me we are moving in the right direction, and I could not thank you enough for that! 

What’s your go-to Spoonflower product and why? Sport Lycra!! It is the PERFECT material for making our bras + underwear. 

Two images have been placed into one rectangle. On the left, three women each wear a floral lingerie set. On the right, two women stand in front of a red wall. The woman on the left wears a blue and orange floral bra and underwear set and holds an axe in both hands. The woman on the right wears a white bra with black strapes and band that has a design with handdrawn pairs of breasts in black ink and a white pair of underwear with large pink and red flowers. She holds a rake in her right hand.


Sophie McGregor of Gift Me Again 

Sophie McGregor portrait

Australia • giftmeagain.com
InstagramFacebook  

Brand Snapshot: Gift Me Again’s reusable gift bags are handmade in the rural town of Howlong, Australia, from 100% cotton. Designed to be reused and eliminate gift wrap waste, our gift bags come in petite to extra large gift sacks. We even make gift bags for bottles, reversible Christmas crowns and Easter baskets. 

How will you use this grant to support your small business? As a small home-based business it is time for Gift Me Again to grow, and an equipment update is first on the list. This grant will enable our business to upgrade to an industrial sewing machine, making our handmade fabrication processes more efficient. 

What does it mean to be selected as a grant recipient? As a sole trading business located in a small Australian rural town, I am absolutely astounded to be included in the wonderful lineup of makers that Spoonflower recognises. The support for my products is a vote of support for sustainable options in our everyday lives—and for this I am grateful. 

What’s your go-to Spoonflower product and why? Gift Me Again’s go-to product is the Petal Signature Cotton®. Not only is this 100% cotton of sufficient weight to ensure gift bag durability to hold a great range of gifts, it is printed using eco-friendly water-based inks. 

Two images have been placed into one rectangular image. On the left, a reusable cloth bag with a white drawstring closure lays on a light blue surface. The bag features repeating white eucalyptus flowers on a light blue background. Small gifts to go in the bag, a notebook, small pink sachets tied together with twine and a box of steel clothes pegs surround the top of the bag. On the right, three small fabric gift bags with pink and peach repeating flowers on a white background lay on a pink surface. Several small groupings of light speckled eggs are to the top left and bottom right.


Aliana Grace Bailey of vibrant grace studio 

Aliana Grace Bailey portrait

United States • vibrantgracestudio.com 
Instagram  

Brand Snapshot: vibrant grace studio caters to health, social justice and wellness-centered initiatives dedicated to the wellness, joy and liberation of Black communities through collaborations, surface patterns, products, design and facilitating art + healing workshops. The shop aligns with the fine art practice of Aliana Grace Bailey and her values of healing, comfort and community care. 

How will you use this grant to support your small business? The first collections from my shop will release this year—centering on wellness practices and comfort. This grant will help me pour into the products I am so excited to bring into people’s lives this year. This support will help me dedicate more time to get into production mode. 

What does it mean to be selected as a grant recipient? I’ve been a professional artist for almost a decade; however, products and having a shop are new to me. Being selected makes me feel supported in its success and welcomes me further into the surface pattern design world. Being a surface pattern designer is for me—a dream since I was a child and I’m going all in this year. I’m thankful for being not only affirmed in my skills but also invested in. 

What’s your go-to Spoonflower product and why? Minky! It’s so soft and cozy—the perfect fabric feels for my brand. 

Two images have been placed into one rectangular image. On the left, Aliana Grace Bailey stands at a desk typing on a keyboard in front of large Mac monitor, only her torso and hands are shown. On the monitor is a bright right design with small green repeating elements. On the desk is a piece of printed fabric with an orange, red and turquoise design. On the right, a hand holds up two bucket hats against a white wall. The hat to the bottom left has a blue and red design with black lines and white spots throughout. The hat to the top right has a dark yellow and light yellow design with black lines throughout.


Kelly Chin of Kaoru Sanchez San Francisco 

Kelly Chin portrait

Brand Snapshot: Kaoru Sanchez San Francisco designs modern, colorful textiles and makes creative and fun everyday items we hope you will enjoy for years to come. 

How will you use this grant to support your small business? I’ve been wanting to expand my line of bags and accessories and bring back a couple of silhouettes that have done well in the past but were too expensive to produce. This grant will help immensely. 

What does it mean to be selected as a grant recipient? I am deeply honored and very grateful to have been selected. A BIG thank YOU to the team at Spoonflower for this incredible opportunity. 

What’s your go-to Spoonflower product and why? I love Linen Cotton Canvas. It’s easy to work with and the colors stay vibrant. 

Two images have been placed into one rectangular image. On the left, a children’s apron against a white background. The apron has a front pocket at the top and has rows of repeating long thin triangles in white, light blue, dark blue, pink and olive green. On the right, three small half-moon shaped clutch purses with straps hanging down and to the right against a white background. The top purse has repeating rows of muted pink, dark blue and orange rainbows. The middle purse has red, white and pink flowers as well as yellow butterflies and green leaves on a dark blue background. The bottom purse has vertical rows of repeating two half moons that meet in the middle of each row. The half moons are olive green, dark blue, red and pink. In each row, the half moon on the left side is a different color than the half moon on the right.


Amber Davies of Little Olive Childrenswear 

Amber Davies portrait

Brand Snapshot: Little Olive is an organic kids clothing line handmade to order in a little cottage studio in the Scottish countryside. 

How will you use this support to support your small business? This year I am training to become a surface pattern designer so I can create my own beautiful prints to use in my collections. This grant will enable me to print my designs through Spoonflower onto the organic fabric I use and love. 

What does it mean to be selected as a grant recipient? I am so excited to be Spoonflower’s Spring 2023 grant recipient! The support from Spoonflower has given me a boost of confidence to take this next big step in my business. I am truly honoured to receive it! 

What’s your go-to Spoonflower product and why? Organic Cotton Knit! I use it for all my collections, it’s so soft and durable—it’s ideal for children’s clothing that has to be gentle on skin and long lasting. 

Two images have been placed into one rectangular image. On the left, three small rompers lay on a wooden table. The romper to the left features red, orange, peach and white flowers and green leaves on a white background. The romper in the middle has pastel unicorns, wands and butterflies on a white background. The romper to the right features a dark green, maroon, peach and white gingham with small white rainbows. On the right, a young girl wears a matching bucket hat and dress and a green cardigan. Her hands are crossed over her chest. The hat and dress feature a design with pastel unicorns, wands and butterflies on a pink background.


Runners Up 

Emily Schmidt of The Plum Umbrella Studio 

Emily Schmidt portrait

United States • theplumumbrella.com
Instagram 

Brand Snapshot: The Plum Umbrella Studio combines the craft of bookbinding with the artistry of bold patterns & vibrant colors. Emily Schmidt focuses on both design and functionality in the high-quality, modern blank books that she hand binds. 

How will you use this grant to support your small business? I started my business 9 years ago and until last year I only used commercially available fabrics. I have long desired to have the final product be completely my own, for the prints on my journals to be my unique design. Last year I finally put my first custom prints on my journals using fabric from Spoonflower. The experience of having my designs on my final products was ✨magical✨. This year I am aiming to flip a good chunk of my inventory to my own prints and the Spoonflower grant is going to help in a big way toward the initial costs of making that transition. 

What does it mean to be selected as a grant recipient? I’m so excited to be a Small Business Grant recipient!! It will enable me to take full creative control of my products and empower me to say “I designed and made every aspect of this journal.” Having my vision seen and supported by Spoonflower gives me confidence that I can offer a product that represents who I am and what I have to offer the world. It’s really soul-affirming. ❤️ 

What’s your go-to Spoonflower product and why? Petal Signature Cotton gives me everything I need for creating my own bookcloth, which requires a lot of ironing. The weight of the cloth is sturdy enough to stand up to a lot of handling but still feels soft and lovely on the final product. 

Two images have been placed into one rectangular image. On the left, Emily Schmidt carefully binds a book with needle and thread. On the right, five handbound journals have lay on a white surface. They all have colorful covers in reds and blues and jewel tones, some floral, some geometric.


Tamsyn Wilson of Bramble and Friends 

Tamsyn Wilson portrai

United Kingdom • brambleandfriends.com
Instagram  

Brand Snapshot: Bramble and Friends creates traditonally built dog gear with a modern design. I cater for all sizes of dog, no matter how small or large. Comfort and quality combined with a striking design is what matters most to me. 

How will you use this grant to support your small business? I will be able to get ahead this year on my future planned collections and buy the materials early. This will mean I have more time freed up for planning for the busy season and hopefully manage some in-person shows later this year! 

What does it mean to be selected as a grant recipient? I was so honored to be chosen as a grant recipient! I know how many amazing small businesses are involved with Spoonflower, so I feel so privileged to have been recognised. 

What’s your go-to Spoonflower product and why? I love the Celosia Velvet™ for its luxurious feeling and the Recycled Canvas for its practicality for my accessories. 

Two images have been placed into one rectangular image. On the left, a peek into the Bramble and Friends workshop, with materials for making dog collars and accessories laying on a wooden workbench. Collars in various stages from parts to finished products lay around the workbench as well as related tools. On the right, four floral dog collars lay partially stacked on one another horizontally on a large fallen tree branch. Each collar features a floral design with pastel colored flowers and each collar has differently colored background, from left to right the collar design backgrounds are dark teal, dark blue, heather lavender and dark orange.


Sarah Culbertson of Sarah Tremain 

Sarah Culbertson portrait

United States • sarahtremain.com
Instagram 

Brand Snapshot: Sarah Tremain is a sustainable fashion brand that creates clothing with prints of artwork made by Sarah’s mother, Tremain Smith. All garments are made in small batches or made to order by Sarah. We also support people who are healing—a portion of our profits are donated to WOAR, a Philadelphia nonprofit dedicated to ending sexual violence.

How will you use this grant to support your small business? I’ve used Spoonflower to exclusively print my fabric since 2013 so the grant will go to all the garments made with my prints. 

What does it mean to be selected as a grant recipient? It means so much to me to receive this grant! I have used Spoonflower to print my fabrics for my designs for 10 years now and look forward to continuing to use them to make impactful designs. 

What’s your go-to Spoonflower product and why? Organic Cotton Sateen, because it’s a natural fiber and has a beautiful feel and drape for day-to-day clothing. 

Two images have been placed into one rectangular image. On the left, a look at the Sarah Tremain studio. Dresses hang on a rack against a wall to the left. A drafting table with a gray cutting mat, a right angle ruler and several small tools is at the center of the image and has a window behind it and a white dress form to the right. On the right, a model wears a blue dress with a darker bodice that looks almost tie-dyed. The model is barefoot and looking at the camera and both the floor and wall behind her is light gray.


Katelin Bennett of Lavender Lion 

Katelin Bennett portrait

Brand Snapshot: Lavender Lion is a place to find purses and accessories that showcase wildlife and everyday objects in a fun and creative way. All accessories are handcrafted by Kati Bennett, a zookeeper turned designer. 

How will you use this grant to support your small business? My customers have wanted past purse designs (that use Spoonflower fabrics) to return to my product line, as well as new designs. This grant will allow me to expand on past and present designs, as well as the ability to provide new apparel offerings. 

What does it mean to be selected as a grant recipient? I am beyond grateful to be a 2023 grant recipient! This year I have really pushed to further my business, and I am so excited and humbled to know that Spoonflower sees something special in me and my designs. Opportunities like this are what keeps me going! 

What’s your go-to Spoonflower product and why? I absolutely love working with the Celosia Velvet. I choose to work with this material as the body of my purses because the extra soft texture feels wonderful to carry! 

Two images have been placed into one rectangular image. On the left, Katelin sews a green purse in her workshop near colorful tiered spools of thread. Pink floral fabric is to Katelin’s left and red fabric with lions and cacti is closest to the camera. On the right, a hand grips a red, dark red and black geometric rectangular clutch with a faux leather axe placed as a handle running diagonally across the wide front side of the clutch. Behind the purse is a bright blue background.


Cara Naylor of Charlie November 

Cara Naylor portrait

Brand Snapshot: Charlie November is Cara Naylor’s multi-disciplinary design studio. She creates earthy, free-spirited graphics, patterns and pottery inspired by nature to beautify your daily rituals. 

How will you use this grant to support your small business? I have been deeply longing to move my surface pattern designs off of the computer screen and into the realm of tactile goods. And while I’ve been able to make baby steps toward creating physical products, this grant will help immensely to get sample prints of my designs, so that I am able to expand my online Spoonflower shop and get my work into more hands! 

What does it mean to be selected as a grant recipient? This grant is such validation—I feel so seen and supported! Carving out a path in creative entrepreneurship is not easy, and this could not have come at a better time. Being chosen as a recipient has reinvigorated me, and reminded me that I can do this! 

What’s your go-to Spoonflower product and why? I just love the Recycled Canvas fabric for its durability, texture and commitment to sustainability. I also love the tea towels!  


Rebecca Ringquist of Dropcloth Samplers  

Rebecca Ringquist portrait

United States • dropclothsamplers.com 
Instagram 

Brand Snapshot: I design patterns for hand embroidery.  Like coloring book pages, but for embroidery. 

How will you use this grant to support your small business? I have been wanting to bring more images from my sketchbooks into my sampler designs. This grant will allow me to test print many of those and get an idea of how the colors interact on fabric. 

What does it mean to be selected as a grant recipient? What a nice surprise to have been selected as a 2023 grant recipient! I am so excited to be able to test print a bunch of designs that I’ve been curious about with these funds. 

What’s your go-to Spoonflower product and why? Petal Signature Cotton—I love it because my designs print really cleanly and it is a great fabric for embroidery. 


Spoonflower Staff Picks – Honorable Mention Awards 

Megan Mitzel portrait

Megan Mitzel of SleeperBear 

Brand snapshot: SleeperBear creates the world’s most comfortable bold shorts for on the court and off, designed for women’s bodies first. 

A woman is on a basketball court with a basketball in her hands, getting ready to shoot. She wears shorts that are white on one side and blue on the other.
A pair of shorts featuring a design with large green leaves on parts of them and a yellow background on other parts with some people playing volleyball and some people walking as if on a beach through the yellow parts. The shorts are against a gray background.


Tori Kendrew portrait

Tori Kendrew of Old Friend Goods 

United States • oldfriendgoods.com 
Instagram 

Brand snapshot: Old Friend Goods takes vintage quilts and turns them into functional and wearable pieces of the past. Everything is reworked, repurposed and handmade in Newburyport, Massachusetts, by Tori Kendrew. 

Two tote bags with dark leather handles lay pointing to the left on a cream sofa and blanket. The totes are made from reclaimed quilts. The tote bag on the bottom is yellow, pink and white. The tote bag on the top is mostly white but small floral sections from a double wedding ring quilt design run through the bag’s surface.
A dark dusty rose sweatshirt lies on a light pink sofa. A quilt block that is cream in the middle and green with a light floral print around the edges has been sewn to the front of the sweatshirt. The quilt block has a yellow smily face patch sewn in the middle of it.


Kelsey Garner portrait

Kelsey Garner of K.S. Garner  

United States   ksgarner.com
Instagram   

Brand snapshot: K.S. Garner is a colorful, whimsical clothing brand that focuses on slow fashion by being made to order and size inclusivity by offering both sizes XXS-4XX + custom sizing. 

A model wears a matching floral two-piece set with cropped pants and a sleeveless peplum shirt. She stands looking at the camera against a white wall. The fabric design has repeating pink flowers in varying sizes with orange centers on a light burgundy background.
A matching tank top and shorts set has been laid out on a wooden floor. Both the tank top and shorts feature two similar but different floral designs. On the tank top, the left half of the fabric has repeating pink flowers in varying sizes with orange centers on a light burgundy background. The right half has blue flowers of varying sizes with pink centers on an olive green background. On the shorts, the left half of the fabric features the design with the blue flowers and the right half of the fabric features the design with the pink flowers.


Melissa Sandor portrait

Melissa Sandor of Amore e Limoni 

Brand snapshot: Amore e Limone is a boutique kitchenware specialty shop for those who have a passion for cooking and bringing family together. 

A close up of a fabric pasta tool case where tools for pasta making are held in place in small fabric pockets and secured at their tops with a strip of white elastic. The case’s fabric design features various repeating pasta shapes and small bits of herbs on a white background.
Image of a person wearing a floral apron; only their torso, arms and legs are in the photo. The apron is half-moon shaped and features a wide lace edging and a white fabric strip at the top and has a repeating red and pink floral design.