Previous Next Introducing my home collection for Anthropologie! Anthropologie has applied a few of my block printed designs onto bedding, furniture, and kitchen gear. Many items are available in stores, and you can also purchase the entire collection online. The post Home Collection for Anthropologie appeared first on Jen Hewett ..read more

Previous Next Introducing my home collection for Anthropologie! Anthropologie has applied a few of my block printed designs onto bedding, furniture, and kitchen gear. Many items are available in stores, and you can also purchase the entire collection online. The post Home Collection for Anthropologie appeared first on Jen Hewett ..read more

I’ve partnered with Justice Action Center (or JAC) to raise money for their work around immigrant rights. JAC is offering masks with my Many Suns print in exchange for a $25 donation. And yes, I know that the CDC has relaxed its mask guidelines, but masks will probably continue to be a requirement for travel and large, indoor gatherings for a while. You can learn more about JAC and purchase a mask here. The post Masks for Justice Action Center appeared first on Jen Hewett ..read more

Unruly Nature by Jen Hewett, Quilting Cotton Unruly Nature by Jen Hewett, Linen-Cotton Canvas I’ve designed a new fabric with Ruby Star Society. It’s called Unruly Nature. I designed it during Summer 2020, when I’d been sheltering in place for a few months and the only consistency to my days were my daily walks in Golden Gate Park. I was inspired by the way nature just continued to do its thing, despite everything else that was going on. It’s available for wholesale order from Ruby Star Society/Moda Fabrics now through mid-June. The post New Fabric Collection with Ruby Star Society! appear ..read more

I designed the prints for this pajama set, Birds of a Feather, sold exclusively at Anthropologie. I originally created this design way back in 2015, for my Print, Pattern, Sew project. I never know what will resonate with customers; I’ve found that it often takes 4-5 years before something I’ve created is licensed by manufacturers and retailers. I guess I’m just ahead of the curve! You can purchase the pajamas here. The post Birds of a Feather Pajamas for Anthropologie appeared first on Jen Hewett ..read more

My Sun #1 print is now available exclusively from 20×200. This sunny illustration has been letterpressed onto a beautiful, heavy paper. It measures 8×8″.  My friend Dana Williams-Johnson also wrote a lovely introduction to the new print. You can read it here (thank you, Dana!). For those of you who like to wear your art, this illustration is also part of a scarf that is available in my shop. The post New Sun Print for 20×200 appeared first on Jen Hewett ..read more

Quilt by Sarah Nishiura Masks by Melissa Quaal Sweater by Tania Skevos I’m back this week with a new list of textile artist fundraisers (including mine!) for Movement Voter Project. We’ve been running this fundraising campaign for two weeks, and have raised over $10k so far. We’re hoping to triple that in our last week, which begins today. We have even more artists participating over the next week. I hope you’ll take a look at their work, and support them, as well our efforts to fund local, progressive, grassroots organizing. Current fundraisers: I’m offering six spots for custom silh ..read more

Quilt by Sarah Nishiura Masks by Melissa Quaal Sweater by Tania Skevos I’m back this week with a new list of textile artist fundraisers (including mine!) for Movement Voter Project. We’ve been running this fundraising campaign for two weeks, and have raised over $10k so far. We’re hoping to triple that in our last week, which begins today. We have even more artists participating over the next week. I hope you’ll take a look at their work, and support them, as well our efforts to fund local, progressive, grassroots organizing. Current fundraisers: I’m offering six spots for custom silh ..read more

Weaving by Alicia Scardetta Quilt by Melanie Tuazon Greetings from smoky San Francisco! If you’ve been following the news, you’ll know that California is in the middle of the worst fire season in recorded history. But that’s not why I’m writing. I’m writing to tell you about a project I’ve been helping to organize: Textile Artists for Movement Voter Project.Movement Voter Project is an organization that funds and supports local groups that do community outreach work year-round in crucial swing states.  These are the states that will determine the outcome of the 2020 election. A group of ..read more

One Line, digital drawing NOTE: This is a repost of my June 2020 newsletter, which was sent on June 5, 2020. Wednesday morning, I received a text from my friend, the art director, illustrator, and writer (and Black Brunch Club founder) George McCalman. “Jennifer,” he asked, “what is happening?” For the past few days, George and I and hundreds – if not thousands – of other Black artists on Instagram have been deluged with new followers, as (largely) white folks have been reposting our work and adding us to lists of Black artists to follow and tagging us in posts. On its surface, this “amplific ..read more