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The Etikoppaka craft, which originated around 225 years ago, is known for its carvings and artefacts, especially toys, mythological figures and carvings, which are created to resemble the artefacts excavated at the sites of Mohenjodaro and Harappa.
My very first craft fair, boy was I scared! I've done a few now and I love them, I love the feedback and the lovely people that you meet, I have made some really good friends at the fairs.
Check out my website at:
www.lavenderandlime.com and my blog at: www.thelavenderandlimecompany.blogspot.com
i have been working hard in preparation for the upcoming craft fair/flea market.
here is a new print i just finished.
(also, it looks better in person. here, the paper and the background blend in together. but i have no idea how to use photoshop so i have no idea how to fix this. oh well!)
Little pencil portrait of a squirrel and some invitations to Miss Mousie's wedding to Froggie.
if you stumble across one try to make some kid find it! I'm trying to blow young minds!
Pacific Ale from Stone & Wood Brewing (3rd bottle from left) has been voted our most popular craft beer by craft beer drinkers.
American-style Pale Ale from Little Creatures Brewing came 5th.
American-style Pale Ale from 4 Pines Brewing came 7th.
Grill'd Restaurant, Sydney, Australia (Monday 15 February 2016)
I finally completed 50 squares, my goal is 300 . . . I know it sounds crazy, but I'm aiming to make a bed cover. I want to start joining the squares by January, cross your fingers!
Card made by Christine Robinson using products from Craft Creations Ltd.
Single Fold Card Blank: SF06C-117 Centura Pearl Mink.
Slip Frame: FM06U-44 Linen Cream.
Creative Paper: SR232P Cogs & Gears - Gold.
Creative Die-Cut Banners: CDS110G Happy Birthday - Gold/White.
Peel-Off Sticker Gears & Cogs: XL764U-01 Gold, XL764U-03 Black and ZL764U-51 Glitter Gold/Silver.
Transparent Polyester: PET01.
This is the entrance to the Tlaquepaque Arts & Crafts Village in Sedona Arizona. Just across the bridge and just south of the Y intersection.
It is patterned after a village in Mexico and copies the Spanish Colonial style of architecture.
"Your unforgettable Sedona experience must include spending time at internationally renowned Tlaquepaque (pronounced Tla-keh-pah-keh), Sedona Arizona's Arts & Crafts Village. Nestled beneath the shade of the sycamores on the banks of beautiful Oak Creek in Sedona, Tlaquepaque is the most distinctive shopping experience to be found in the Southwest. Authentically fashioned after a traditional Mexican village, Tlaquepaque, meaning the "best of everything," has been a Sedona landmark since the 1970's. Its vine covered stucco walls, cobble-stoned walkways and magnificent arched entryways give you the feeling that Tlaquepaque has been here for centuries. Tasteful galleries and unique shops live in harmony with its lush natural environment where giant sycamore trees stand in testimony to the care taken in preserving the timeless beauty of the Tlaquepaque grounds. It would be hard to find more beautiful surroundings anywhere to create a shopping experience like no other.
Originally conceived as an artist community, Tlaquepaque is a perfect setting to witness gifted artisans absorbed in their work. It's not uncommon to venture upon a well-known sculptor working on his or her latest piece right in one of the Tlaquepaque galleries. With over 40 specialty shops and exclusive art galleries, shopping becomes a joyful revelation of fabulous art treasures and distinctive gifts around every corner. Tlaquepaque is filled with spectacular one-of-a kind art expressions in every medium from Western and eclectic bronze sculpture, functional and traditional ceramics, breathtaking blown glass creations, contemporary and Southwestern fine art paintings, weavings, decorative arts, architectural décor pieces and stunning large format photography. Fine contemporary jewelry, designer casual wear in silks, and leathers and unusual gift items all await the Tlaquepaque visitor.
Just walking around Tlaquepaque is an adventure in discovery. Your senses will be delighted with the splashing sounds from a courtyard fountain and mouth-watering aromas wafting from a nearby restaurant as sumptuous feasts are prepared. Spend the day at Tlaquepaque and enjoy excellent Mexican cuisine, fine French dining, and an on-site brewery and wonderful lunches in an intimate garden setting. Every palate will be satisfied at Tlaquepaque's four exceptional restaurants.
As far as the eye can see bursts of vibrant-colored flowers are everywhere, and if your timing is just right, you may hear the peal of the Chapel bells in joyful celebration of another Tlaquepaque wedding. Be sure to visit the Chapel, which holds a very special place in the Tlaquepaque Village. Stained glass windows and hand-carved leather pews, a stunning mural over the altar, and white-washed adobe walls evoke what it must have been like to be married in a quaint Mexican village long ago. Wedding ceremonies at the Chapel are performed throughout the seasons. Tlaquepaque's spacious la Sala de los Milagros room and numerous patio venues are also available for intimate gatherings or receptions.
Today, Tlaquepaque is a place that visitors return to again and again - to look and wander, to sample and buy, to eat, drink and refresh body and soul."
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BUT they’re all too flat. I have sticky squares but I think they’re too high. I love the look and am seriously thinking of modifying a set of Gloria dishes with these designs and some Mod Podge! If I did I’d do a mixed set. I love the floral design on the Tartan.
Japanese Craft Book
Patchwork Quilt for Interiors
Collection of projects for your home
Includes: table runners, pot mats, apron, tea mat & cozy for the kitchen. For decor, choose from framed art based on quilt blocks, stuffed fruits, and window sill mat with matching pillows also tote bags and book cover. In Japanese, but has very detailed illustrations, stitch guide
87 pages
Published Jan 2007
ISBN 9784277411462
Next, a green lightsaber (Molly) and a purple lightsaber (Leah). Oh, and a viola with bow (Molly). Not sure which Star Wars movie that was in :)
some rubber stamps i carved since last weekend. the only one that turned out good was the cat one. =p
Card made by Donna Field using products from Craft Creations Ltd.
Greetings Card Blank: SL01U-18 Creative Cover Deep Red.
Creative Paper: SR272P Medium Poinsettias on Cream.
Embellishments: WDN47 Wooden Trees, ACC2128GN Glitter Diamonte Stars Green.
Peel-Off Stickers: XL789U-01 Across The Miles Gold.
Glitter Peel-Off Stickers: ZL793U-55 Dotty Borders Gold on Glitter Green, ZL713U-55 Lots of Dots Gold on Glitter Green.
Bows: BOW02-13 7mm Wide Lurex Bow Gold.
Gems: GEM60 3mm Gold.