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Paper Sparrow carries the screenprinted, gocco-printed and orginal limited edition art prints, stationery, cards and notecards by Andrea Courchene. Inspired by her homeland, England, and memories of walks in the New Forest, Paper Sparrow prints are whimsical and nature-inspired.
EtsyRAIN is a group of North West based artists and crafters who all sell their wares on http://www.etsy.com. Throughout the past year, we have met to help each other brainstorm different business ideas, to swap crafting supplies, for shared tables at the craft shows we now dominate and sometimes just for beer. There is such a huge collection of talent that our Sampler donation barely scratches the surface of what our over 200 different members can do.
For all your promotional needs! Promos in a Snap sells quality handmade promotional items at a affordable price!
http://butteredparsnips.etsy.com
Xmittens (as in ex-mittens or maybe ZZZzmittens!) on Etsy showcases my love for my industrial serger, recycling/upcycling materials and all of the 3D textile art wonder I can produce. Check out the Japanese shibori cuff bracelets, fabric and paper collage pockets, revamped clothing and other fun creations at http://www.xmittens.etsy.com
Retro inspired jewelry exclusively available @ ShanaLogic.com
http://shanalogic.com/category.php?manufacturer_id=105
My heart belongs to my cat Humble. And I love to craft. If I could sit with my cat and craft all the live long day, I would. :o)
The youngest of seven children in a family of artists, I have always been interested in creating art. From my first endeavors in watercolors and construction paper to my current work in jewelry making, I have sought to create beauty where- and whenever I can. My inspiration comes from vintage colors and patterns, from nature, from functionality, and from what I have on hand. My philosophies revolve around reusing, repurposing, and utilizing what is available to inspire beauty. I also believe in art as an attainable entity, as present in our everyday lives. The name Oshe (pron. '/O/-shee') is my childhood nickname, which I haven't quite grown out of. It was given to me by my family, when I could not correctly pronounce 'Rosie.' No, you cannot call me Rosie today!
Thanks for your interest in Lizard Press! I individually design and hand print on a letterpress with vintage wood type, lead type and contemporary polymer plates on recycled and cotton paper. I love playing with different tones and textures on the press and always print in small editions, so you know that you've always purchased a limited design.
MAUstudio is a fun place to shop for handmade jewelry, stationery, and accessories. We also offer graphic design services, such as logo, banner ad, and business card designs. Don't forget to take a look at our FREE stuff section for cool wallpapers for your computers. Sampler visitors, write "sampler" when you check out to receive a free gift!
The Flashbulb is home to original sewn art, prints, photographs and notecards. If you like a fabric flock of birds flying on a cotton background, come check out the shop - http://www.theflashbulb.etsy.com.
Melissa Kate McMurtrie loves making fun, useful and colorful objects. All cards and prints are hand carved and hand printed in her Brooklyn, NY home studio. These cards are all eco friendly. The paper used for her cards is milled in a plant that runs on hydroelectricity and no chlorine is ever used! Cards come with 100% recycled FSC certified envelopes! Yay!
Cheryl DeWolfe, of Cheryl's Creative Miscellany, crafts free-hand using whatever materials are on hand and whatever medium best suits the materials. As part of Etsy's Monster Street Team, Cheryl has been pulling monsters out of dark corners and into the light. Her plush monsters and aliens are more goofy than scary and they only go bump in the night when they trip on other toys! Her store also includes finger puppets, art cards, pincushions, and more!
http://www.creativemiscellany.info
neveroddoreven is original handmade jewelry and design. Here you'll find ephemera-inspired necklaces, kitschy rings, fun, fancy earrings and other handmade art pieces. neveroddoreven is just that- always unusual, always unique, never the same.
http://neveroddoreven.etsy.com
http://www.shaterraclaystudio.com
I've been taking photos for several years. I especially like documenting things that are rarely seen or are disappearing. The design sensibility of days gone by tends to make me swoon, as do rural Midwestern landscapes. Thank you for taking the time to look at my work!
http://www.hilaryhitchcock.com/
Sure to brighten up your Monday morning or any day for that matter, Kooshis is a line of creative and cute designs that range from accessories to paper goods.
http://www.artschooldropout.net
I am a crafter by passion, and business owner by vocation. I learned to knit at a Renn fair 3 years ago, otherwise I am pretty much self taught from books and magazines. I crochet shawls and make Sock Monkeys. Jaunita is a full time student in College. She makes feathered hats on a part time basis. Joanie works full time and knits scarves and shawls as a hobby. Dutch is my business partner in this and other ventures. He helps me with the listing details, We have all known each other for 12 years, as part of an historical re-enactment guild. Our purpose is to have fun doing what we love and sharing it with others.
http://www.rosewoodcreations.etsy.com
Fine custom woodworking, pens, travel mugs, and more!
Collective Elements features handcrafted stationery, crocheted goodies, and other bits of fun to make you smile. Originally founded as a consignment shop in 2006, Collective Elements now only features products by owner/designer, Danielle L. Green. An avid multi-crafter, Danielle specializes in stationery as well as crocheting.
http://www.collectiveelements.com
