As an artist, I love to recycle and repurpose materials. To celebrate Earth Day, let me share a few of my favorite recycled silver projects.
Mixed Space was made using odd bits of sterling silver cut outs that I had and a dichroic glass cabochon from my baby kiln. I love this funky look!
The splatter [...]
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I am so excited to share one of of my favorite local Dallas designers, Megan Mucci, and her amazing hand silkscreened designs that she sells through Harrilu (( pronounced Hārry-Loo). Harrilu’s name comes from her small-yet-mighty mutts Harriet & Pippa Lou. This creative genius is a graduate of University of Texas at [...]
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Alicia Colina-Ashby enjoyed coloring, origami and being read to as a child. With an eye for color , super paper folding skills, and a talent for transforming “found” objects, she creates amazing eco friendly purses, earrings, decor and so much more.
This crafty chick has got some serious creative mojo and an eye for designing the [...]
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Tags: Alicia Colina-Ashby, Creative Adventures, decor, earrings, Etsy Dallas, handcrafted, handmade, Jingle Bash, La Alicia, Paper Crafts, purses, recycled, repurposed, upcycled
Patricia Ivanisevic isn’t really sure when she started crafting. Her mother was a seamstress and a tailor, so she grew up surrounded by yarn and fabric. Whilst living in Argentina, she got her first Barbie but there were no clothes available. Using her mother’s scraps, she knit, crocheted and sewed fabulous fashions [...]
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Tags: crafting, crochet, dallas, Etsy Dallas, handmade, Jingle Bash, Karma Crochet, knit, neck cowl, neck warmer, North Haven Gardens, Patricia Ivanisevic, scarf, Urban Street Bazaar, yarn
Heads up DFW! You have a new place to shop locally for handcrafted goods in NE Dallas. Colleen & Scott Goodrich recently had the grand opening for the Embarqadero.
Embarqadero
10346 Ferguson
Dallas, TX 75228
NE Corner by CVS
phone: 214-328-GIFT (4438)
I met Colleen through a Shecky’s show and I’m sure glad she kept my business card. When she [...]
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