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Our hand printed fabric has been used beautifully by our customers to create upholstery, curtains and blinds. Here are a few examples to inspire.

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About Sarah Burns Patterns

At Sarah Burns Patterns we believe in using natural processes that are kind to the environment and reflect the beauty of nature and the world around us. We use natural dyes, water based inks and 100 percent natural linen. Sarah Burns Patterns believe that we should only have things in our home, which are kind and beautiful to us and to the planet.

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Hawthorn 🌱 So good to harvest & dye with when

Hawthorn 🌱
So good to harvest & dye with when the hedgerows are being trimmed for spring and before it becomes the glorious ‘May’ and bad luck to bring inside 💕💕💕

Lovely to have a piece in @houseandgardenuk about

Lovely to have a piece in @houseandgardenuk about why we love dyeing with rhubarb! Shout out to all the other makers who can’t get enough @ffern.co @jesswheeler.design @clothcollective.co
And thank you Elizabeth Metcalfe for indulging my first & truest love 💛💕
https://www.houseandgarden.co.uk/article/why-designers-and-makers-are-going-wild-for-rhubarb

Beautiful chalk, fracturing in the light and rain. $Beautiful chalk, fracturing in the light and rain. We use chalk to make our resist patterns and in our dyeing too - it’s a wonderful source of alkaline material right beneath our feet. The South and North Downs are all that remains of a great chalk dome that once covered the Weald millions of years ago, it lights our way as we walk these beautiful chalky hills and creates very special habitats for beautiful flowers & insects. It inspires so much of what we do here in our South Downs workshop 🤍$

Beautiful walk today across Pulborough Brooks to t

Beautiful walk today across Pulborough Brooks to the painted church at Hardham, inspired by Alexandra Harris’s brilliant new book The Rising Down 💚
We only fell in once and heard lots of lovely things - most especially warblers & my favourite lapwings X
Alexandra is coming to talk all about local wonderful things @steyning_bookshop on April 16th do come along if you are in Sussex. Tickets available at https://www.steyningbookshop.co.uk/

Larger pieces we are making with Ronnie’s apple

Larger pieces we are making with Ronnie’s apple tree prunings (I think it was Pippin), iron, chalk & wheat from the Downs and soon River mud and indigo…
We’re hoping to show these @makersbarn_petworth as hangings, the colours and shapes shifting through the seasons 🌱

Some patterns from today

Some patterns from today

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