Showing posts with label Etsy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Etsy. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 11, 2007

Etsy Artist - Lil Fish Studios



Lil Fish Studios -

"A sweet little wool birds nest fashioned from a felted wool sweater cuddles three real mother of pearl bead eggs and rests on a twig. It has a pin on the back so you can attach it to your purse, scarf, lapel, gift wrapping, you name it."

She also has some egg candles, some rockin' leather rings, and some other bits and pieces.

Etsy Artisan - Blossom Hill











These are too cute for words!

BlossomHill.etsy.com

"I have been making things from fabric ever since I was a little girl, when my Granny Mary taught me how to hand sew using a book I still have and treasure today (see all my tiny felt animal listings). Originally from England, I have lived in Norway, Africa and New Zealand. Finally settling in Canada with my husband Craig and two daughters' Jemma and Amber in the beautiful Province of Nova Scotia.

In my career as as a PA and translator (Norwegian)and a learning support assistant for grade 1 children, I have not always had time to sew. My two daughters' are my inspiration and I still like making things for little girls (even though my own are not 'so' little anymore). I love vintage household things, especially from the 1940's and 1950's. My collection of buttons is constantly growing and I am always on the look out for a new piece of fabric to use."





Tuesday, April 10, 2007

Sock - a - licious!



Etsy does it again! These are just too cool!

Available in lots of other colors.

From ilusoria.etsy.com




"Delia is a handmade studio in Portland OR that makes all kinds of things mostly from steel."






Sunday, April 8, 2007

Blademaker - Etsy.com

"With quality high carbon steel recovered from lumber mill saw blade, local wood and antler and a bit of alchemy, I make unique cutlery using traditional and sustainable methods. Our shop is powered by the sun through solar panels. We try to leave the lightest footprint possible and live sustainably."