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Designer Profile Blue Bee Studios

Meet the Designer - Sue Krizman

Sue Krizman

Join us in welcoming Sue Krizman, the digital designer and artist behind Blue Bee Studios and creator of the "Journey to NEXT" fabric collection now available on The Textile District!

Sue is an award-winning visual artist living in Cleveland, Ohio. With over 25 years of experience working in the advertising industry as an art director/creative director, Sue recently turned her sunroom into an art studio, and is now branching out as a surface pattern designer creating collections that bring joy and inspiration that are both functional and beautiful.

According to Sue, "the Journey to NEXT collection is a message of brightness and warmth that we know is coming around the corner. As we move forward on paths that ask us to take courageous steps into our future, we hold onto our grounding past. This collection celebrates the brave optimistic leaps we are asked to make at cross roads in our lives. You will find eight patterns in three colorways which offer a nod to the ever changing journey we are all on."

Whether you are looking to refresh your home and get ready for another season, or create key pieces for your wardrobe, we hope you enjoy exploring the "Journey to Next" Collection in our online fabric catalog: Shop Fabrics by Blue Bee Studios!

"Deconstructed Wild" Design Collection

Doing Vine

Dreaming Cameron

Nubby Weave

Midwest Tango

Ordered Thomas

Travel Packs

Traveling Vines

Shop Fabrics by Blue Bee Studios


How To Order Custom Printed Fabrics:

Each image represents 27" of printed fabric and clicks through to the product page for easy ordering:

  1. Select the base fabric (17+ options)
  2. Choose a color way (click the icon)
  3. Enter the quantity you need
  4. Add to cart to order

As always, if you have a question or need help choosing which base fabric option is best for your project at hand, we are here to help. 

Please send us a note or give us a call. We'd love to hear from you!


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