Hey! I’m Mandy and this is for you.

I've been designing and selling patterns since 2017—my art has landed in HomeGoods, TJ Maxx, and Nordstrom Rack.

But I didn't start with any special secrets or industry contacts. Honestly? At first, I was overwhelmed, chasing trends, and drowning in tech.
I couldn’t figure out how to consistently make money from my art—maybe you can relate?

What changed everything?

I realized that success doesn't come from learning every tool, following every trend, or trying to do everything perfectly.

It comes from designing intentional, cohesive collections and knowing how to sell them through Print On Demand.

As a former teacher, proud tech nerd, and homeschooling mom of three, I turned my curiosity into my superpower.

After years of trial and error, I created a clear, repeatable system for designing patterns that don’t just look pretty— they actually sell.

Mini Fabric Collections changed everything

They’re the bridge between your creative talent and a real, profitable business. I’ve built that bridge step-by-step—and now, I’m here to guide you across.

Let's cross it together.

The biggest mistake pattern designers make? Spending hours creating beautiful designs that don't sell. In the beginning, you think great art automatically means great patterns, and you think you know what buyers want.

But newsflash: you don't, but in this Masterclass I will teach you what buyers are really looking for.

With this assumption, pattern designers enter an endless cycle of creating pretty patterns that go nowhere.

Instead, you want to make every stroke serve a purpose. Inside the Procreate Patterns Collection Masterclass, you'll create 4 cohesive designs that all go together beautifully AND are marketable. You’ll also learn how to leverage POD platforms, and get immediate feedback on your designs, instead of stacking unused patterns on your iPad.

Let's be honest.

If you're reading this, you've probably spent countless hours jumping from tutorial to tutorial, trying to piece together a complete pattern design education. You've watched videos about Procreate basics, pattern repeats, collection building, and POD platforms - but nothing connects into a clear path forward.

It's probably left you overwhelmed, confused, and still unsure how to create patterns that actually sell.

This Masterclass will get you to the other side. From pattern “consumer” to pattern “creator”. By bringing everything together in one place, giving you a clear, step-by-step system, it will take you from blank canvas to sellable collection.

And once you make the leap, you’ll never look back.

Creating Mini Fabric Collections and selling them on POD platforms is exactly what I wish I could tell my 5-years-ago self to do in order to accelerate both my pattern design journey AND my path to making money from art.

Learning to create strategic mini-collections that complement and enhance each other is the skill that helped me license my collections to major retailers, build a successful POD business, and create consistent income from my art.

Whatever your goals are for creating patterns, it all starts with learning to think in collections.

And Procreate Patterns Collection Masterclass will help you get there, faster.

MODULE ONE

Welcome & Course Foundations

Set the stage for success by learning the foundational principles of pattern design, common mistakes to avoid, and how to shift your mindset from hobbyist to creative business owner.

• Discover what makes a mini fabric collection a game-changer for selling your art.
• Learn how to avoid the 3 biggest mistakes beginner designers make.
• Shift your mindset and set realistic expectations for building a profitable design business.

MODULE TWO

Mastering Procreate for Pattern Designs

Get fully set up in Procreate and learn the exact tools and shortcuts you need (and nothing you don’t) to create seamless, professional-quality patterns with confidence.

• Install brushes, set up your canvas, and customize your workspace for smooth workflow.
• Learn how to organize layers, use clipping masks and alpha lock, and work non-destructively.
• Speed up your process with symmetry tools, selection tricks, and time-saving gestures.

MODULE THREE

Designing a Marketable Mini Pattern Collection

Before you draw a single line, learn how to plan a pattern collection that’s cohesive, strategic, and made to sell.

• Choose the right repeat types and assign roles to each pattern in your 4-piece collection.
• Curate visual inspiration, plan your motifs, and build a color palette that works.
• Sketch and refine your layout to ensure each pattern supports the others—and your brand.

MODULE FOUR

Creating Your Mini Pattern Collection

Turn your planned patterns into polished, seamless designs. In this hands-on module, you’ll bring your collection to life inside Procreate using the repeat structures and design techniques that make each pattern market-ready.

• Set up a reusable Procreate master template using the save selection method to streamline your process.
• Follow step-by-step guidance to design your Hero, Coordinate, Filler, and Blender patterns from start to finish.
• Use repeat styles like Full-Drop, Half-Brick, and Half-Drop while incorporating symmetry, toss layouts, and hand-drawn details like stripes and plaids.

MODULE FIVE

Preparing Your Patterns for Print-On-Demand

Learn how to prep your patterns for POD platforms like Spoonflower and Redbubble, and make sure your files are formatted to print beautifully.

• Understand what POD is, why it’s perfect for beginners, and how it differs from drop-shipping.
• Learn what file types, DPI, and color settings to use (without the tech overwhelm).
• Convert advanced repeat types to Full-Drop when needed and troubleshoot upload issues with ease.

MODULE SIX

Selling Your Collection on Spoonflower & Redbubble

Set up your shops, upload your designs, and optimize your listings to start turning your patterns into passive income—no marketing degree required.

• Launch your Spoonflower and Redbubble shops with confidence using step-by-step walkthroughs.
• Upload your patterns, choose the right products, and scale your designs with ease.
•  Write compelling descriptions and optimized tags—no marketing degree required.