Showing posts with label jewelry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label jewelry. Show all posts

Monday, April 20, 2015

Taking Commissions!

It's never too early to be thinking about gift giving, whatever the occasion may be. As I go through my materials, ala "spring cleaning" and such, I realize I have so many lovely hand spun, hand dyed, and other luscious yarns and fleece at my disposal. Though my studio is sooooo much smaller than I'm accustomed to, the supplies are plenty.

So, I've a few ideas I'd love to continue to reproduce, and am today officially launching a Request for Commissions for 2015. Here are a few of the lovely possibilities that could be yours, or someone you love. Customization is of course available, and open to discussion . . . view on.

Birdie for Everyone.
Needle felted sheep's wool, in some cases naturally dyed with plant dyes. A little cutie to hang, stand, or . . . wear? Depending on size you'd like, let's say +/- $12.00. 



Making Friends.
A mix of hand spun, hand dyed and lovely commercial yarns hand knit one at a time, but making a perfect pair. Can be hung by a yarn string. Depending on materials, color and size, let's call it +/- $35.00

Lettah Sweatah.
Haven't you always wanted one? I wasn't born in the 50s, but I sure was born FOR the '50s. Obviously, this is easily customized, for you or a dear one. Pick a color, size and letter, and consider it +/- $18.00

Teddy Heart.
He sure is a looker, and a hugger, and a keeper. What's your favorite color? Just let me know your specs, and we'll talk. He'll be pleased to be yours. Consider it roughly +/- $40.00

   

Little Mammal
Am I a sheep, a bear, dog or cat? I could be so many things to you, no? All materials and sizes considered, I'd say approx. +/- $12.00

    



 

Just Beachy.
This lovely peach colored BAMBOO fiber I hand spun into lovely singles yarn, than made an oh-so-soft rope for the evah surprising Southeastern Oyster shells. This ensemble is particularly nice against lots of exposed skin, don't you think? And, all in all, it's much lighter weight than you'd expect. We can talk color, fiber, and other specs. Let's start the convo at +/- $35.00.







Wednesday, February 25, 2015

Staying Satisfied

Terrific new books borrowed from the library ...
Loads of inspiration here!



And an exhibition at The Halsey ... Simply wow.




Plus, everyday sightings in this very vibrant community ...











Saturday, January 10, 2015

2015 Begins with a Creative Bang

Projects On-The-Road continue with more earring designs, and other delights.




Monday, December 8, 2014

Projects On The Road: a new phase for Walking Wool

Little Bear, waiting for her stuffing.

Like the Design, not the end result so much, for a hat.
Better as a bowl to hold fibery things. (That's the jewelry-making stash in the background. More good things to come from it.)
Tiny Sweater, for hanging up and oggling. 
Special Chunky Handspun Hat, made with love, and llama and shetland fleece found in New England.

Fun Stripey Chunky Mitten, soon to have a mate. Sorbet colors! 
Making Friends (is the best!).

Felted Birdie catches the worm, or your heart.

Tuesday, September 4, 2012

Wooly Bangles and More

Jewelry! Who doesn't love it?!

Walking Wool has launched a new line of felted bead designs for arms, ears, and soon, necks. I'm trying to incorporate exotic fibers (alpaca, llama, heritage breed sheep) and small trinkets featuring Walking Wool photos, plus vintage and other sweet beads made of glass, ceramic, metal or wood. The felted beads are all hand (wet) felted by me, some are of hand dyed fleece using natural dye sources (Goldenrod, Indigo, etc.) also by me, and include Icelandic, Suffolk X Finn, Mohair, Finn, Border Leicester and other breeds. Thinking I need to name them (give them a story/identity, etc.). The tiny photo is the Barre Ewe, a popular shot I took here in Central MA that is also available in my etsy store as an 8 x 10" print, or larger.

Would love some feedback.







Sunday, July 22, 2012

Designer Alyson Lee

Love great design? Love beaded jewelry, frogs, and supporting good causes? Check out my friend's web site http://alysonleedesign.com/index.html and learn about her generous and beautiful work made for SAVE THE FROGS.