Your Brand + Ausra Creates
Simple + honest + fun brand collaborations
Are you a maker? A boutique brand looking for unique and beautiful designs to help your handmade products stand out from the crowd? Even if you are a small business, a mama crafting at nights, DYI interior enthusiast styling nurseries or rented living spaces, a solopreneur with an Etsy shop - I here you and I want to work with you.
I’m here for you.
Let’s start by answering a few questions you may have:
Can I sell items made with Ausra Creates fabric?
Yes! This is the simplest and most approachable way to collaborate. If you purchase designs from an Ausra Creates partner, such as Spoonflower, you may sell what you make. No formal agreement is needed. If you’d like to tag me or share photos, I’d love to feature your beautiful work and show others what’s possible!
What if I need a custom scale or color?
Yes! Most of my designs can be resized and recolored. So if you love a print, you can request to have it scaled down or enlarged for your liking. This is also your opportunity to select colorways that align with your brand.
What if I am looking for a custom design?
Got an idea you'd love to see brought to life? Send it my way! If it fits with my brand and creative style, I’ll turn it into a design and make it available for purchase on a partner site like Spoonflower. Depending on the complexity and exclusivity of the design, I may charge a nominal fee and/or ask for a minimum purchase. But don’t worry - I’m pretty friendly and flexible and want to make it work for both of us.
I am also open to discuss other commissions or freelance opportunities for you & your brand.
What if I want to print your design myself on my products?
That’s totally possible! In this case, a licensing agreement might be the way to go. It means you can “rent” a design for a set amount of time in your category, usually through a simple one-off fee and/or royalty-based setup, while I keep ownership. Feel free to message me or fill out my licensing form to begin.
What if I want exclusivity on a design?
In this case, a licensing agreement might be the best fit. It gives you the right to use a design on your product for a set period of time, while I keep ownership of the artwork. This kind of agreement means the design won’t be shared with anyone else in your market space. If that sounds like what you need, feel free to reach out for a chat.