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Every Jenny Pennywood design begins in the studio, paintbrush in hand. Once a pattern emerges, it’s lifted from paper and screen-printed on natural fabrics using water-based ink.
CELESTE
My version of polkadots. Sunshiny, but soft.
CHECKS
Simple, clear, and uncomplicated
DARBY
The official plaid of Jenny Pennywood. Horizontal and vertical lines with their own rhythm, crisscrossing and working the grid.
Dashes & Moon
One of the earliest Jenny Pennywood patterns. Still feels *just* right.
DOTTIE
If Jenny Pennywood walked into a room wearing a “Hello My Name Is” sticker, it would say “Dottie.”
DRAPE
Like Fold, this pattern emerged from a drawing inspired by Matisse. I love his interpretive style of fabric and folds.
FOLD
Like Drape, this pattern emerged from a drawing inspired by Matisse. I love his interpretive style of fabric and folds.
GUSTON
Named after one of my favorite painters, nothing more to it than that! A gestural expressive pattern that follows his spirit.
LUCY
Inspired by vintage, but with a twist: Jen saw diamond eyes in the pattern—and Lucy was born.
RIVER
From a drawing originally paired with another Jenny Pennywood pattern called Stream. And like a river, that painting split into two.
STREAM
From a drawing originally paired with another Jenny Pennywood pattern called River. And like a river, that painting split into two.
TILES
The Jenny Pennywood pattern that, from time to from, breaks from its tidy maze to make a tiny appearance.
TRIANGLES
The very first Jenny Pennywood pattern. It started with a rubber stamp I carved, scanned, and arranged on the computer. Initially an experiment, now a signature.
ZIGGY
Inspired by a pattern on a vintage jacket I found where I often go to find inspiration: under a pile of clothes at the flea market.
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