Jean Choe Design

I make kitchen linens. And I genuinely don’t love cooking. 🍳
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I know — it doesn’t sound fitting. But there’s a real story behind why I started making tea towels, aprons, and dishcloths, and it starts a lot earlier than watercolor does.
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My blog has the full story (link below) — from my mom’s sewing machine (I was six!) to a quiet realization I had while standing at my kitchen counter dreading dinner, and how it all eventually led to this collection of colorful, floral kitchen textiles that I make today.
It’s one of those “I’ve been meaning to share this” stories, and I’m finally sharing it.
Read the full story on my blog: jeanchoeartdesign.com/blogs/news/why-i-design-kitchen-linens
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Saturday at Spring Bloom Day was so fun! It was a beautiful day, the energy was great, and I loved meeting so many of you in person. 🌸 Thank you to everyone who stopped by — your kind words and excitement always mean so much to me. See you at the next one!

My entry for Art Challenge.
Inspired by lantana’s beautiful color gradients, I decided to go all in with colors with this one!
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Art challenge hosted by .nichole.illustration &

See you on Saturday, May 9, ’s 2nd annual Spring Bloom event! We’re celebrating all things flowers, plants and gardening.
⭐ Open from 12 PM to 5 PM. Located outdoors at Parqdue de los Pobladores (510 S 1st Street) in downtown San José and on the adjacent street closure on 1st Street. Free admission for attendees.
✨ Featuring 20 retail vendors selling fresh flowers, dried flowers, plants, artwork, planters, floral inspired goods and more.
🌱 Swipe to see schedule for free workshops & demos.
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🌷 Vendor Lineup (Booth)
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