Emma and Ethan

This is the first fabric collection that I designed for Northcott fabrics. It is a baby collection for girls and boys called Emma Louise and Ethan Michael. Unfortunately, the collection is not easy to locate anymore, but once in a while I spy bits and pieces here and there and I believe the collection or pieces from it can still be viewed on Northcott’s website if you go to the designers section and click on Sheri Berry.

A new baby/toddler fabric collection will be out very soon. I will let you know of it in the next few weeks. I am still waiting to see samples of it myself, but will share them with you as soon as I have them in hand.

Sheri Had a Little Lamb . . .

Today I have the Little Lamb collection that I worked on for baby bedding and room decor. It is not a collection that is out on the market yet, I’ll let you know when that day comes. In the meantime I want to share it with you. Hoping to find a permanent home for it, but until then . . . everywhere that Sheri went, the lamb was sure to go!

Fine Feathered Friends

You know spring has arrived when every morning begins with our little fine feathered friends serenading us. I love this season. Those cheerful little birds along with the many themes and phrases they are known for have given me inspiration for an entire Birds of a Feather collection. Some have described my feather friends as looking a little Seussian. I like to think of them as SeussSherian! Here is a look at my fine feathered friends.

Sweet Peeps for Easter

I have been working on putting many of my collections together in a format, layout style which shows an entire collection in a way that I have not done on my website. Many of the collections I have shared on my blog over the last year are newer collections that are not displayed on my website. I wanted to take this time to share some of the lines on my blog that are only visible in a small way on my website.

I thought I would start with Sweet Peeps as today is Easter and this is the Easter collection I have. Please keep in mind that this collection and many of the collections I will be sharing with you over the next few weeks are not necessarily lines that have been developed for fabrics. I will try to let you know when I share a line that has been manufactured as fabrics or scrapbooking products or for any other product for manufacturing, so you will know where or when to find them.

This will be the first of many collections I hope you will find a little joy in along with others as you take a peek every few days to see what is new, or what is re-new to you! I’d love to hear your thoughts on these as I do believe the information from you can help in seeing some of these collections become fabrics or paper products or even table top items as I share the input with my manufacturers.

Today I wish you a lovely and happy Easter and tomorrow . . . let’s just see what tomorrow brings!

Woodland Wonder

This is a sampling of a collection that I have been working on for Woodland Tails. It is a collection developed for babies with a menagerie of woodland creatures who are fully delighted with their natural surrounding. Since we all know that pink lambs and aqua giraffes are naturally at home with oversized flowers, oblong trees and colorful mushrooms, the setting, though whimsical seems the perfect landscape for the adoring creatures who inhabit it.

This collection is probably my favorite to date. The inspiration behind these little creatures comes from many years ago, when I had a brown, velvet dress with tiny woodland creatures tossed about the print. I can’t remember it exactly and I only have a small photo of myself wearing the dress, but as I recall, the animals were a giraffe, peacocks, deer and horse. The photo of me with my crooked bangs (on the blog, to the right) is of that little dress that encouraged me to create Woodland Tails. It’s my version of that happy (or pouty as the photo will tell:) time in life when Mom dressed me in her favorite clothes because, well, that was her job and she may as well have enjoyed it. Thanks, Mom, you made a good choice. :)