Coastal Collection Tea towels, journals and card calendars now available at Spoonflower and RedBubble

 

Coastal Collection Tea Towel Calendars 2027   available at Spoonflower   ©2026LisaLeQuelenec

I am busy working away on my 2027 tea towel calendars designs for Spoonflower. I have updated my bestselling seahorse design from last year for 2027. I have a new design based on this year's Bold & Bright Collections (featuring more seahorses) and am just nearing the final stage of a new sea shell design (without seahorses ;o) ) based on the motifs from the Salt Water Shallows Collection. All the fabric, wallpaper and soft furnishings collections can be viewed on the link.

Measuring 40x61cm (16x24inch) in a cotton/linen mix with a thread count of 150, they have a folded hem and a hang tab on the reverse. They make a great gift for the hosts, hostesses, foodies and kitchen queens or a practical and useful gift for yourself.

Bold & Bright Collection Tea Towel Calendars 2027
available at Spoonflower   ©2026LisaLeQuelenec

Soft & Soothing Collection Tea Towel Calendars 2027
available at Spoonflower   ©2026LisaLeQuelenec

If stationery is more your thing I also have all these designs at RedBubble available as cards, notebooks, stickers and magnets (useful for fridges and magnetic whiteboards).

Seahorse Navy 2027 Calendar Journal available from RedBubble ©2026LisaLeQuelenec

Drawings for August and September

 

Life is good but life is busy....what a summer! It has gone by in a flash - a very hot flash at that - those temperatures were high. I have done my drawings but didn't get around to posting them again so here are two for August and September. My blog posts seem to be turning up like busses don't they ;o)

Nasturtiums   pencil and ink sketchbook   ©2026LisaLeQuelenec 

I grew nasturtiums this year in my veggie beds and found all the black fly went to the flowers and left the veggies alone so I will definitely be doing that again next year. This drawing was done before they arrived and inspired by the vivid colours I added a tiny amount of red.

Fern   pencil and ink sketchbook   ©2026LisaLeQuelenec 

My drawing for September is another from my garden. I found this lovely specimen growing behind the water butt. It must have survived because of the shade cast and the leak the butt had sprung otherwise I think it would have burnt to a crisp.   

I did find a couple more leaves that weren't in such good condition but they were perfect for inking up and taking some prints from. These lovely shapes will be something I come back to at a later date methinks.

fern prints in my nature sketchbook   ©2026LisaLeQuelenec