The Cotton & Flax shop has been open on Etsy for a couple of years, and in that short time I’ve learned so much! Etsy has been an amazing resource and tool to grow my business, and so I am all the more excited to share that Cotton & Flax is the featured shop on Etsy this week! You’ll see my smiling face on their homepage through Friday, and you can read the article about my shop over on the Etsy blog.

I’ve been delighted to see how much press Cotton & Flax has been getting since the Spring launch, this new feature included! Here are a few more posts you might have missed:

• Learn why I’m committed to USA manufacturing in my interview with The American Edit.
• See my work on SF Girl By Bay, one of my all-time favorite home decor blogs.
• Two fun magazine features – one from Anthology Mag, and one from Frankie, the magazine all the cool girls in Australia seem to be reading.

Loved to see these two fun pieces of press this week: a kind mention of my work in Zooey Magazine, and an interview with me on the CB2 blog (where I talk about my favorite room in my home, as well as a low budget decorating tip!)

It’s always exciting to see Cotton & Flax getting a little press, but I am such a huge fan of Design*Sponge that it feels extra flattering to find some of my work featured there. Check out our Charcoal Confetti coasters in their roundup of coasters that do more than protect your table.

I was delighted to be featured on Handful of Salt this week! The interview for this profile was a little intimidating – a 45 min phone interview talking all about my process and how I approach my business. Afterwards, I was surprised by how easy it had been to talk about my work, I could have gone on chatting with Meghan (an editor for Handful of Salt) for much longer.

Check out the profile on Cotton & Flax here.

(admittedly dorky photo of me from 2008 in the print studio)

I realized that I haven’t been great about sharing when I’ve been interviewed. Want to know more about me and my process behind designing for Cotton & Flax? Read one (or all) of these interviews:

• My interview for Pennyweight Goods, where we talked about my work process, and daily life in LA.
• My interview for The Things We Would Blog, where I talk about potentially expanding my stationery offerings
• My interview for Standard Magazine, where we get into the details of whether my work is art, design, or craft.
• My interview for Being Elliott, where we talked about inspiration and the one item I think every home should have.

I’ll be sure to post here next time I’m interviewed, sorry for holding out on you for so long!