The Story

Hillery Sproatt is a mother and an artist. She lives and works in Portland, Oregon.

Driven by her desire to make fine art functional, Hillery Sproatt translates her paintings into textiles. Her background in fine art coupled with the early influence of her mother, fiber artist and clothing designer Debra Weiss, fueled her love for pattern and design.

Inspired by Japanese, Scandinavian and Eastern European design as well as countless self-taught artists, Hillery's whimsical landscapes, and childlike creatures draw connection between home and nature. She tells stories that inspire a deep sense of love and connection.

Hillery’s blankets are enjoyed worldwide as are her paintings, which are held in private collections around the world. 

Process + Materials

Designed to welcome sweet dreams, Hillery’s intuitive painting process lends itself to the discovery of beautiful patches of densely knit pattern and abstract marks. Her artful textiles are proudly made in the USA by a family-owned and operated knitting mill. Each blanket is made from thoughtfully sourced sustainable materials and production methods. Designed with our everyday needs in mind, blankets can be machine washed and dried. Each blanket is made from 80% recycled cotton and 20% poly, making them the perfect weight for year-round use. 

Recycled cotton is created from pre-consumer fibers and scraps that have been discarded during the cut and sew process. These fibers are broken down and spun into new yarns. This process requires less energy to make and conserves natural resources; small things that can make a big difference!