“My love for yarn and design are intertwined. Together they weave a story that I then write with my knitting needles and crochet hooks.
Fringe original designs are lovingly handmade and designed by yours truly and include cowls, scarves, capelets, shrugs, lariats, ruffles, brooches, necklaces, Fiber Art Series, and more”..
“I think your personality is uniquely expressed through your choice of accessories. It’s the easiest form of self-declaration.” ~Kate Spade

I am a self-taught jewelry artist and have been making jewelry since 2004. It started with the purchase of 2 small packages of FIMO polymer clay. The next thing I knew I was surrounded by boxes of this and bags of that and funny little pokey tools. One thing led to another, and now I have a whole room dedicated entirely to jewelry.

I use as much reclaimed material as I can because I believe in taking care of our environment. By using material that otherwise would have found its way into a garbage bin, I help to keep junk out of landfills. Using reclaimed materials also saves energy and raw materials, since one less thing needs to be manufactured. Aside from the environmental benefits, I love that there is a history to reclaimed material. It makes the piece you purchase so much more unique…

My jewelry is crafted from a mixture of metals in many forms and with a variety of finishes. Found objects are sometimes incorporated as well. I am mostly self-taught, and I continue to explore new materials and techniques. My goal is to offer an eclectic menu of unique and interesting pieces you will enjoy wearing or giving.

I enjoy working in collaboration, and thouroughly enjoy the challenge, so if you would like a doll made to your design spec, this is the listing for you.
The doll will be made from Paperclay and Puppen Fimo, and will be between 16-18″ tall.
The rest is up to you.

My mobiles are made from fused plastic bags. I decline plastic bags that are offered in stores, but the occasional plastic bag is inevitable. One day, however, I found this huge pile of plastic bags in my meterbox (because that’s where I kept them). And I thought, well, what are you going to do with these, Nicole? So, convinced someone on this planet had already thought about what you can do with these icky things, I started googling and found out you can fuse them!! Yay, for this discovery!

My name is Kim. I am a friendly soul. I love all things old. I love the history of things. I share my home with my three cats, my two young children and last (but by no means least!) my husband. I am English. I have lived in Latvia since 1998. I often find myself missing friends and family back in England. Etsy keeps me occupied and helps me feel less isolated.

When you purchase my handmade pottery, you can be assured that I have created it to the highest standards of safety while retaining the creative, whimsical touch for which my work is known. My glazes are food safe and can be used in the oven, microwave or dishwasher unless the description says otherwise. However, as with any handmade pottery, it will retain its fresh good looks longer with handwashing and limited microwave use. I accept custom orders and will sell wholesale to galleries/shops….please contact me for information.

Unique, exclusive sterling silver & gold jewelry. Colorful lampwork glass necklaces, beautiful bracelets & gorgeous earrings, individually designed & handmade by me, Erika Price. Beautiful heirlooms for tomorrow that you will love to wear today!

‘goOodmorning’ is an independent fashion label running by avid vintage collector, crafter and freelance journalist, based in madrid. all items are 100% handmade, some available as custom orders, made just for you! custom COLORS available! check the Shop Policies for more details. feel free to contact us via Conversations.

All my original accessories, shawls, wraps, stoles, neckwarmers, capelets, shrugs, cowls, scarves, sweaters, boleros, fingerless gloves and wedding accessories are handknit and handcrocheted with quality yarn.
Thanks for coming to Innovation Design! Please check back often to see new additions!

I am an artist who makes jewelry and sculpture but I also have a passion for collecting. I’m fascinated by the quirkiness, intrinsic beauty, and often amazingly wonderful design that shines through each object— the time, wear and travel that lingers on the surfaces and in the nooks and crevices. I think of all the necks & wrists & fingers that the jewelry has adorned. All the shelves, boxes, basements, attics, shop windows, hopeful hands that have kept the pieces & cared for them…and then where they may wind up next!
Below is my Vintage Shop: sale, art and such, from the trunk, from the wardrobe, home, jewels and baubles, kitchen cupboard, linen closet, odd tidbits, toy attic

destash, swarovski crystals, kits and mixes, glass beads, cords, wood, findings, pendants

Thanks for coming by, my name is Monica. If you have visited here before you may notice some changes…I’ve been working to give my shop a new look and will have even more new and exciting pieces to show you in the next few days. I hope you enjoy your visit.

vintage home decor, vintage collectibles, vintage jewelry, vintage accessories, vintage everything else

Thank you for visiting my store. I am going out of town for the holidays from 12/12/09 – 12/25/09. I look forward to re-opening my shop after the break with many new styles to post. Please come back again after 12/26.

Thank you for your interest in Shizen Designs jewelry. I wish you and your family a safe and happy holiday season.
Mieko

I got into this jewelry making gig because I was trying to find some blue topaz dangle earrings with gold findings (of course, at the time I didn’t realize ear wire, etc. was called “findings”) to go with my necklace and ring I already had. I would say that I’d been looking for several years off and on with absolutely no luck. I could find all the silver and blue topaz, but never the gold and blue topaz.

Then one day I was in Tall Mouse to get a mirror and decided to check out the “Bead Lounge”. A seed (pun intended) started germinating and next thing I knew I had signed up for a class to learn how to make earrings. I enjoyed it so much, I took Beading Basics 101 with Kat. From there I was hooked!

Oh, but that was just the beginning! I eventually took a class with Vicki and she teaches bead weaving. I thought I was hooked before! Hah! I was fooled. I’m now obsessed!

I still enjoy the wire work, but I have the most enjoyment with the bead weaving.