In this class I will teach you it all, from ideas to sketching, drawing your patterns, and finalizing your files. You will learn what to think about when you create a pattern collection specifically for Spoonflower. We will talk about how to name your designs, different colorways, and how many patterns you should include in a collection.
I will take you through my full process of uploading my designs on Spoonflower including all of the details like tags, file names, and finally how to order samples so that you can make your designs for sale in your shop.
I’ve included 3 free premium Procreate brushes here in class, from me and my husband’s brand Faber Co, you can find all of our brushes here: majafaber.com/shop
There are many perks to why you would like to create collections for Spoonflower, such as being more efficient when you create patterns, and making more sales on Spoonflower.
This class is made for you who want to learn how to create a full pattern collection in Procreate. You probably have an interest in selling your designs on Spoonflower, but it’s not a must to take this class. The actual process of creating a pattern collection in Procreate is pretty much the same for me, even if I create it for a different purpose than to sell on Spoonflower.
