Patisserie Kids T-Shirts

Adorable selection of patisserie!

So delicious. So Stylish. Show your love for this wonderful bakery.

The most beloved bakery in all of Paris!

I was inspired by France to do this design. Bonjour mom cherrie! Have a nice , cute, cup of coffee and a nice strawberry cake!

Cute red strawberry cake and leaf branch design for your bakery, kitchen, or daily stuff

Patisserie Mendl's pink box

The coldest day on record. Even her hair felt the chills.
 But Mirta had to brave it to show off her Fendi fur frills.

inspired by movies

This beautiful and unusual vintage inspired FRENCH patisserie print shows the most popular cakes and pastries that you'd find in a typical French patisserie or bakery. It contains beautifully designed cakes and patisserie style illustrations. The background is designed to look like aged/vintage paper to give it the unique charm like reminiscent of what you might find in the pages of an old book. There is an option of a fresh white background too.

Patisserie Chef Francis

A dynamic and energetic graphic design - painted in gouache on handmade paper displaying the subtle nuance created by such - all the colours and both black and white are not flat, they have life and subtlety just like an original painting. Created by Maine artist Patricia Shea.

Food feelings

Love baking and making cakes? Is the Bakery your favourite place? Say hello to this Cake Loading Baker Patisserie Pastry Cupcake Maker Patissier design. Eat cake then go to your best bakery and get some more.

Michiru became a Patisserie (A Female Pastry Chef) in this Ojamajo DoReMi/Sailor Moon Cartoon Show Swap

A wild and crazy bonkers maximalist modern patchwork design that is full of dimension and eye catching patterns. As always all originally hand painted by Mancunian designer Patricia Shea

A fancy lil cake from Mendl's would go down a treat right about now!

No matter whether you live in a tiny, remote town or a huge city, we pretty much guarantee that you won’t have to travel too far to find a delicious bakery. Why not try your hand at making pastry dough entirely from scratch? Set aside an afternoon, throw an apron on, and get to kneading. Just make sure you have plenty of butter on hand.

Giulio Fregacci named his boat Madeleine, 
for her mere smell made him feel young again.

Fig Newtons came into existence when, in the 19th century, physicians began to promote an increase in biscuits and fruit in one’s diet as a remedy for digestive problems. Fig rolls became a popular food item as a result.

A riotous decorative pattern on pattern on pattern. An elaboration and exuberance of colour created from three textile designs and one watercolour motif by surface designer Patricia Shea.

MENDL'S A staple of the Grand Budapest and Nebelsbad at-large, Mendl's Patisserie became the one artistic factory that would survive every regime change in its path. Herr Mendl's signature creation and most singular accomplishment -- we refer, of course, to the Courtesan au Chocolat --remains, to this day, the true and popular symbol and herald of a small mountainous nation.

Being famous for a cake rather than his sainthood felt rather rotten. But eventually Honoré came to think ‘Better that than being forgotten’.

This funny croissant hand drawn design is a great way to express your light wholesome soul and make everyone around you have lots of laughs, it can also be a great gift idea.

Suzani is a type of embroidered and decorative tribal textile made in Central Asian countries. This pattern is an homage to that style. I have used my basic Suzani motif and reconfigured it to create a decorative horizontal stripe. Elaborate, geometric and pretty in bright pastel colours on an elegant white ground.

A candy coloured wonderland of dynamic geometric shapes - originally hand painted in watercolour on paper by Manchester surface designer Patricia Shea

A candyland wonderment of geometric shapes atop a rainbow watercolour plaid repeat. A dynamic, fun and happy design. Originally hand painted in watercolour on paper by surface designer Patricia Shea - who, as you've probably guessed - loves bright colours and exuberant patterns!

An elaborate and exuberant combination of layering patterns - Bijoux Mandala over Gothic Revival Star Pattern result in the feel of Ancient Egyptian style. Two pf my textile patterns in a mix and match styling that harkens to tile floors and mosaic - all originally hand painted in watercolour on paper by surface designer Patricia Shea.

A delightful design confection of my Carousel Confetti Mandala atop Candy Rainbow Plaid - pattern on pattern creating a sugar coated exuberance of bright pastels. All originally hand painted in watercolour on paper by surface designer Patricia Shea.

A beautifully rendered cup of tea with a delicious biscuit ready to dunk. All originally hand painted in watercolour on paper by designer Patricia Shea.

An exuberance of Elizabethan style design. A beautiful stylized lily with decorative border elements all originally hand painted in watercolour on paper by Manchester artist Patricia Shea.

A groovy and delicious bright pastel pattern in sugar sweet shades - a geometric design confection on pale tangerine, reminiscent of whirling confetti, the repeat creating a wonderful optical illusion. Joyfully created by hand by designer Patricia Shea.

A sugar coated, deliciously groovy interpretation of my new pastel Carousel design. A textile repeat created from my watercolour hand painted mandala. By designer Patricia Shea.

A groovy and delicious bright pastel pattern in sugar sweet shades - a geometric design confection repeat on a contrasting black background, reminiscent of whirling confetti, the repeat creating a wonderful optical illusion. Joyfully created by hand by Maine artist Patricia Shea.

A groovy and delicious bright pastel pattern in sugar sweet shades - a geometric design confection on a white ground, reminiscent of whirling confetti, the repeat creating a wonderful optical illusion. Joyfully created by hand by Maine artist Patricia Shea.

A beautiful and delicate watercolour painting of a Japanese garden bouquet over stylized auspicious waves and wind. Pale pink and pretty, peonies, apple blossom, chrysanthemums and more. Originally rendered by hand in watercolour paints on paper by surface designer Patricia Shea.