What We Made This Week

We hope you enjoy this week's selection of items from our shops,
and hope you will visit each one. 

A~ Modeste Parisienne

B~ Crysallis Creations

C~ JoJoBell 

D~ Edera Jewelry

 E~ Gemheaven Jewellery

 F~ Belinda Saville

 G~ Gemheaven Jewellery

H~ SilverLines Jewelry

I~ MsBelle Jewelry

 J~ JoJoBell

K~ MsBelle Jewelry 

L~ Modeste Parisienne

 M~ City Rustic Jewelry

N~ Belinda Saville

M~ City Rustic Jewelry

 

Thanks for stopping by the Artisan Anthology!
 

What We Have Made This Week...

A. Belinda Saville
B. Gemheaven Jewellery  
C. Crysallis Creations
D. ModesteParisienne
E. Silverlines Jewelry
F. Edera Jewelry
G. MsBelle Photography
H. Gemheaven Jewellery  
I. Tana McLane Jewelry
J. Silverlines Jewelry
K. Metalluxe
L. City Rustic Jewelry
M. Belle Perles
N. Crysallis Creations
O. Swalk Designs
P. No Ordinary Daisy
Q. City Rustic Jewelry
R. Metalluxe
S. ModesteParisienne
T. Jojobell
U. Gemheaven Jewellery 
V. No Ordinary Daisy
W. MsBelle Photography

What I've hearted this week.

Asleep
by Tastes Orangey

No words necessary. Just ... amazing, beautiful art.

Check out the store and drown in beauty. That's all.

Tastes Orangey

What I've hearted this week - Somewhere Between by Theater Clouds

 Somewhere Between

I was immediately drawn to this photo when I saw it. Fascinated by the illusion of falling water and boats hovering on the edge.

Theater Clouds, sets the scenes she photographs in a minature theater and she plays with light and filters to get the feeling just right. You can read more about the process HERE.

This photograph - Somewhere Between - is my favorite but... she has many more with these little sail boats and I was thinking I should get three of them for a little collection. But which three should I choose? Ohhh.... decisions, decisions...

What I have hearted this week

"I" - original 20x30 papercut by Papercuts by Joe

Would you believe me if I told you, that the eye above, is cut from one big sheet of black paper mounted on a white illustration board??

I know!! It's hard to believe. Still true. Talent like this never ceaces to amaze me. How does he do it? Why doesn't the paper tear? Why doesn't he slip and cut where he's not supposed to cut? How does he get all the angles just right? Really... HOW, does he do it?

Going throug the shop Papercuts by Joe is a never ending journey of wonder. Take a look at these ropes. Or this tricylce (perfect for a child's room) or why not these couple on bikes? Mind-boggling. (And make sure to click the images to see the larger version. The details are truly amazing.)

And this ship.... would be perfect for my DH, the sailor-guy. I wonder if I should go Christmas shopping?? :)