Today we chat to textile and pattern designer Georgia Coote, who’s vintage colour palettes and fabulous floral designs whizz you back to the 50s and 60s. We wanted to find out more about Georgia’s creative life, how she manages the work-family balance, and where she’d travel to in a time machine.     1. What’s the first piece of art you can remember making?  I remember a competition I entered when I was really young where I painted a clown – I clearly remember sponging the background in a minty green colour and doing all the hotchpotch of patterns on the clothes.   2. What do you love most about teaching people in your creative workshops? I love introducing people to simple ways to be creative that can bring joy. I mostly spend time designing at home, so I love the hands on element. There is something so special about making things by hand, the conversations that flow while printing or sewing are wonderful and it is so lovely to see how different people interpret your ideas.   3. When are you happiest?  When I’m spending time with my two lovely daughters and husband Ian.     4. Are there any textile artists/designers that […]