If there is one change I am making this year, it's to lean into my creativity. This year, I'm expressing that creativity through products. Did you know I have a Society6 shop and an Etsy shop? Let me share with you the new products I've introduced for spring!

Are you familiar with Society6? They are a drop ship site. This means I can create designs, sell them in my online shop, and Society6 takes care of printing and shipping the actual product. They can print designs on dozens of different products, everything from coffee mugs to credenzas.

In my shop, you'll see my designs on mainly home decor items like pillows and throw, and some tech and office products. I've ordered a few products myself and used them in my own home like the outdoor mats, the wrapping paper, pillows and art and have found their quality to be good.

For spring, I'm introducing a collection that features plaids and florals in a palette of creams, taupes, and sage green with a hint of black.

Here's the designs I've created. Each design is available printed on square pillows, rectangular pillows, outdoor mats, and wrapping paper. You can see the entire collection in my shop.

I love the idea of changing out your front door mat for spring. I switched ours out to this one which feels so fresh with our blue front door (Blue Moon Bay by Behr).

Outdoor mats, especially the ones made of coir, tend to fall apart quickly and lose their colour but I really love the quality of these ones. They're made of vinyl and have a rubber backing, making them durable enough to stand up to snow or dirt.  

The Taupe Spring Flowers might be my favourite design in the collection. It feels classic yet updated. The square shaped pillows come in both indoor and outdoor fabric. While the quality of the pillow fabric is good, it is more of a screen print than a woven fabric design so be aware it won't be textured.

I think I'll have to order a pillow or two for the bench on our front porch. Here's an idea on how to mix and match patterns. I'd pair this with a front door painted that peachy beige hue in the outdoor mat for an unexpected, fresh look.