Thick with nutrients, amazing in pudding, perfect for salads, and a tortilla chip’s best friend. Avocados are amazing! This collection was inspired after I design a gift card for the Panera Bread Gift Card Contest. A mix of randomly placed florals, stripes, and daisy patterns, this is my Ava Avocado pattern collection.

I really like the royal purple mixed with the organic green florals. Although these hues of purple and green will forever remind me of my childhood friend, Barney, these colors are complementary and will forever dance gracefully together. Just like a dancing purple dinosaur. Haha!

The hype for avocados may be on the way out, but I still wanted to jump on the bandwagon while I was still inspired. I hope you enjoy my collection! If so, please subscribe to my newsletter where I send out notifications about new pattern collections, projects, and freebies like wallpapers, calendars/planners and giveaways.

Ava Avocado Pattern Collection

As I’m posting this, I’m currently living in Spain trying to learn Spanish as I work freelance for Ship.com, ZenSales, Made by 87, and designing surface pattern designs.

Diving into a whole new culture is difficult, but I hope this way I will learn to speak Spanish. Valencia is absolutely beautiful. I feel very blessed to be able to work and travel.

Licensing

Are you a brand or business that is interested in licensing my designs for your products? I’m happy to discuss licensing arrangements. Please send me an email at crystal@cwdesign.studio with the subject line of structured like:

Licensing + The Name of the Collection You Are Interested In + Your Brand/Business.

Ex. Licensing Ava Avocado, Business Name.

I look forward to talking with you.

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