• A close-up view of a collage art piece with crumpled white paper, using black walnut ink

  • Three pieces of fabric from StudioBudgeBudge fabric collection hanging on a clothesline outdoors, featuring abstract black walnut ink designs and one with red yarn decoration, with trees and bushes in the background.

  • Close-up of a piece of fabric with StudioBudgeBudge Seed patterns creating a curving, wave-like design.

  • Studio Budge Budge printed fabric with an abstract pattern hanging on a clothesline outdoors, secured with clothespins, with greenery in the background.

  • StudioBudgeBudge assorted fabrics in black walnut ink and white patterns hanging on a clothesline outdoors in a garden with green grass and trees.

  • StudioBudgeBudge walnut ink drawing on Japanese gami paper

  • StudioBudgeBudge Sail Stitch blankets hanging on a clothesline secured with clothespins, with trees and blue sky in the background.

  • SyudioBudgeBudge walking drawing in a mixed media on paper taking inspiration from the Dorset countryside

  • Belinda Budge using a teasel brush to apply black walnut ink onto a piece of paper or fabric, with a small jar of the walnut ink nearby.

  • Two pieces of StudioBudgeBudge printed fabrics draped over a weathered, rusty metal garden bench in a garden with green grass, white flowers, and a stone wall with plants in the background.

Fabrics

We have three fabric collections – Field, Land & Water, and Samarkand.

Each collection stands beautifully on its own, yet flows naturally into the next, forming a harmonious conversation between design and place. Together, they share a clear and thoughtful connection to their sources of inspiration, the landscapes, textures, and stories that shape them.

Field

Field
Land & Water

Land & Water
Samarkand

Samarkand

At StudioBudgeBudge, our fabrics begin with marks taken from original artworks.

By playing with scale, layering, and sometimes merging different patterns, we create new repeat designs that carry the rhythm of the hand and the spontaneity of the studio.

Each piece is then printed onto carefully chosen organic materials, bringing art and craft together in every fabric.