Megan Price Designs

Hello Red

Ooh look! Big Mr.PS mugs are in December's Red magazine...

Suggested as a great gift for men, I'd say they're pretty good for girls too!

Available from RedDirect, these are the bigger size mugs, so room for more tea!

Model's Own Home

One thing I love about selling and generally 'being' online, is the communication with Mr.PS' customers. 

The other good thing is seeing and sharing photos!

A couple of weeks ago, the lovely Teena Valerine from over at Kitschen Pink asked me to custom-print a Big Breakfast screenprint on paper in pink for her.

And this week, as well as seeing all the other delights in her home, by the power of the internet I got to see the print in situ on her kitschen wall!

She's cropped it right down into a clip fame, and it fits snugly in this cute corner. Perfect! Even if I do say so myself.

Over in North London, Jen has sent me some snaps of her bijou kitchen, which features the Mr.PS Big Breakfast print in classic blue, along with an adorable collection of cornishware and vintage china.

Hurrah!

Love the yellow stripy jug!

And just for fun - here is my Big Breakfast print hanging on the wall in my studio, next to my print cupboard.

I get a few requests for different colourways and personalised designs, and I always try and oblige.

So if there's something you'd like, but with a twist, let me know. 

You can see the current screenprint on paper collection here.

And if you've got a Mr.PS tea towel, canvas or print in pride of place in your home, do share!

Lupin lovelies

Some more handmade birthday goodies have come my way!

Lupin has sent me a cute teacup brooch...

and a lavender 'tea' bag: it is stuffed with scented lavender, perfect for popping in with my woolies to keep the moths at bay.

Both were wrapped in tea cup and saucer printed tissue. Great idea.

Check out her blog here, (of which Mr.PS is a sponsor) and her shop here.

Thanks Lupin!

HR goodies

The lovely lampshade design queen Helen Rawlinson has sent me a couple of her new products...

Iron-on fabric patches,

and a Zip-up fabric purse, with Helen's screen-printed fabric on one side and a great combo of mini and jumbo blue and red ginghams on the back and inside.

Thanks love!

Here's a couple of her fab new lampshade designs....

Check out Helen's shop here, and her blog here.

Springtime

A peaceful moment. 

The same tulips a week earlier on our new old kitchen cabinet.

I got candy

I awoke to a 'typical' British April day today. Rain is pouring down from an overcast sky. 

What a Monday morning after a glorious sunny Spring weekend.

However my mood has been brightened considerably with this fab feature in today's Daily Candy London

Hurrah!

Get your Mr.PS tea towels here!

Independent thinkers

Today's design issue of The Independent Magazine (28 April 2009), with 50 Fabulous products under £50

Feauturing a Mr.PS Special apron (folded), which is bizarrely credited as a Cup Cake tea towel...

... and a Fancy a Brew? tea towel (folded under owl plate), credited as Fancy a Cuppa. 

Thanks to the Shop Floor project for organising this.

tea time reading

Thanks to Print & Pattern for including Mr.PS Ice Cream Lollies, Fancy a Brew and Cafe Culture tea towels in this great feature in Sew Hip magazine.

Me and Lily

April/May issue of BUST magazine.

Some exciting post came through the letterbox for me - the latest issue of BUST hot off the press from New York, New York.

Turning the pages to their Buy or DIY section, I see that Mr.PS Full English Breakfast and Yummy tea towels are featured as recommend tea towels to buy! My etsy shop is listed, but if you are shopping with GBpounds, you may prefer to buy the from the Mr.PS online shop.

Bizarrely enough, this is the second magazine which has featured one of my products that has Lily Allen as the coverstar. Me and Lily, eh? We're like that! ha ha.

Hospital Arts Project website

I did some design work for the Hospital Arts Project at the Norfolk & Norwich University Hospital a couple of years ago, which was for some glass panels in one of the reception areas. The designs comprised of Spring, Summer, Autumn,  winter. 

Their clever web-designers have now taken my illustrations and used them for buttons on the new HAP website.

They've also animated them, which is quite cute. Check it out here