I love these prints and colours, they are just my style.

yikes! do they know that three sheets to the wind means Very Drunk in the UK? oops! lovely stuff though!

Or maybe not oops? Maybe it’s intentional? I’ve always understood it as a cheeky reference to the “crazy” idea of starting one’s own company, but I don’t actually know.

Anyway, I saw the new line in person at MiCA 12/v in Cincinnati a few days ago, and it’s gorgeous! The shapes and colors work perfectly, and the craftsmanship is impeccable. Hooray, Jenny!

I love the prints! Simple whimsical and oh so bright– just what my home needs. Thanks for sharing. Congrats, Jenny!

What is/where can I find that dark grey couch? Awesome!

Her designs are bold, fresh and organic, I love them and her home.

love the simplicity of this! and the colors are fabulous

Tori, I don’t think it’s an “oops” — it means the same thing in the US! :)

Loving those cushions. xxx

Love this! Sweet neat botanicals.

Great pillows–exactly the style that I love.

Sweetness and simplicity wrapped in pillows! I love them!

Great bold colors. I love artists who aren’t afraid to use them.

I love the simple graphics and can imagine them in many spaces. Thanks for showing new products!

I love these prints!! Whimsical and colorful – and just the right colors for my son’s nursery that I’m working on.

great prints and colors on the new items. i love how they complement the older items in the line. congratulations, jenny!

Beautiful work–I love the line drawings!

Love her stuff – thanks for the link :)

How can something so simple be so grand?

Thank you for all the lovely comments! I appreciate the kind words.

Since the question about the name came up here, I thought I’d take this opportunity to explain where it came from. In 2001, I had just returned from a three month trip to Europe and was contemplating starting a business. I was so inspired by my carefree lifestyle for those few months that I came up with the idea of a textile design business called three sheets 2 the wind. Bedding was my original concept, but as I began to develop the artwork, I couldn’t help but isolate the basic imagery onto wall prints and pillows. Working out of my tiny apartment in Cincinnati that first year was rough, but the name and my spirit kept me going!
It also gave me the ability to “stumble” through the process of growing a business…and… might I say, it’s also pretty funny.

Cheers!
Jenny

p.s. the couch is from B&B Italia. It belongs to my talented friend, Rebekah Sigfrids. Her apartment is posted on Sneak Peaks!

Hey Jenny,

Your products look amazing in Rebekah’s concdo. Can you believe she’s in NY? Wow, I miss her!
Donna