It's hard to say why I think Sophie Allport is one of the quaintest artists ever. Her tiny designs might be missed by some people, but I love all of her individual little characters from her stag to her garden bunny. These little illustrations adorn all of her products and are so pretty and muted in colour that they would perfectly suit the muted country style tones that are always so popular.
At Christmas I use a table runner and homemade cushions in the stag print. I love the blue/grey background colour and the pictures themselves are so gorgeous. Heading into January I then opted for her Labrador print table runner and I made more homemade pillow cases out of the same print. Now looking into spring I am struggling to choose from all of the beautiful choices.
Her 'Buzy Bee' is so gorgeous. I love how bold this is but also how sweet the tiny bumble looks. it's fresh and crisp in the white cotton and also gets me thinking about spending time outside in the sun.
Have a look at the rest of the Busy Bee range.
Her newer 'Gardening' print is just perfect for this time of year. With the tiny bunnies dotted about the watering cans and wheel barrows complimenting the garden theme, this print is perfect for bringing into the home and using with fresh spring blooms to complement the nice shade of green.
Have a look at the rest of the Gardening range.
The 'Rose' print is by far the most delicate. You look at it and it is almost perfection in a tiny pink form. The soft edges and slightly blurred detail just oozes simple romance and beauty. It very much reminds me of blossom actually and would be very fitting for this time of year.
Feel free to check out the Rose range on the website.
The 'Pheasant' print is quintessentially country. If you are as used to the pheasant crossing the road as I am then this is a must for your home. With richer colours, this could be a very regal set of accessories, but for the white wash cottages it is also perfect as it could be beautifully fitted to its surroundings.
See the rest of the Pheasant range over on her website.
At Christmas I use a table runner and homemade cushions in the stag print. I love the blue/grey background colour and the pictures themselves are so gorgeous. Heading into January I then opted for her Labrador print table runner and I made more homemade pillow cases out of the same print. Now looking into spring I am struggling to choose from all of the beautiful choices.
Her 'Buzy Bee' is so gorgeous. I love how bold this is but also how sweet the tiny bumble looks. it's fresh and crisp in the white cotton and also gets me thinking about spending time outside in the sun.
Have a look at the rest of the Busy Bee range.
Her newer 'Gardening' print is just perfect for this time of year. With the tiny bunnies dotted about the watering cans and wheel barrows complimenting the garden theme, this print is perfect for bringing into the home and using with fresh spring blooms to complement the nice shade of green.
Have a look at the rest of the Gardening range.
The 'Rose' print is by far the most delicate. You look at it and it is almost perfection in a tiny pink form. The soft edges and slightly blurred detail just oozes simple romance and beauty. It very much reminds me of blossom actually and would be very fitting for this time of year.
The 'Pheasant' print is quintessentially country. If you are as used to the pheasant crossing the road as I am then this is a must for your home. With richer colours, this could be a very regal set of accessories, but for the white wash cottages it is also perfect as it could be beautifully fitted to its surroundings.
See the rest of the Pheasant range over on her website.
I am definitely struggling to make a choice as to which I would like to bring into my home next. I think my favourite is the 'Gardening ' print as it reminds me of Peter Rabbit running through Mr Mcgregor's garden. It would also bring a lovely freshness into our home with the beautiful greeny shade. The thing is, any of these prints would suit my home which makes it all the more difficult to choose!
There are many more prints available from the Sophie Allport website so why not have a peek.
*Photos from www.sophieallport.com
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