The Alphabet Flowers Print

The Alphabet Flowers Print

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Some prints tell a story. This one helps you begin one.
We designed our Alphabet Flower print with lullabies in mind: Soft, simple, and full of promise. Each letter is drawn by hand, paired with tiny blooms that feel more like whispers than decorations. It’s gentle. Unrushed. 
A quiet celebration of growth, curiosity, and the little things that take root in early childhood.

The color palette is subtle, like the first light of day. The details invite a second look. And the feeling it leaves behind? That’s the part we care about most.

WORDS FROM OUR FOUNDER

“The Alphabet Flower print is close to my heart. I wanted to create something that felt playful and full of promise; a soft reminder that every child is just beginning their story. Growing up, I loved tracing letters, drawing little flowers around them, imagining what words I’d write one day. This print brings those memories back, and celebrates the magic of learning, blooming, and becoming.”

- Lisa Carrol, Founder & Designer

The Story Behind the Alphabet Print

A Love Letter to the Little Things

What we love most about the Alphabet Print is that it speaks not just to childhood, but to the heart of what it means to grow. There’s something tender and hopeful about the way a letter can spark curiosity, how a soft petal can remind us of life’s fragility and beauty.

Like all LIVLY pieces, the Alphabet Print isn’t just about how it looks - it’s about how it feels. Soft against newborn skin. Gentle in color and spirit. Timeless enough to be passed down, yet whimsical enough to capture a moment in time. Whether it’s on a blanket, bodysuit, or a cute ruffled hat this print is meant to be part of your little one’s journey.

Our hope? That it grows with your child. That one day, a tiny “A” or “Z” might become the spark of a bedtime story. That each letter becomes a reminder: Every great journey starts small, and in the smallest things, we often find the most wonder.