Showing posts with label poppy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label poppy. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 6, 2012

Photogenic Gallery


pink poppy photograph 5x7
"thank you for visiting my photogenic gallery! i find endless inspiration everywhere i go. i capture nature, architecture, people, animals and all sorts of pretty little things. everyone sees beauty in their own unique way and I try to capture my own a-ha! moment every day..... my motto: the biggest pleasures are not the best, it's making big deals out of the little ones! hope you have your own a-ha! moment each and every day!"
bio written by Pat via they etsy profile

Thursday, September 8, 2011

Sidereal


Red Poppies Hand Embroidered Wall Art
"Hi! My name is Lynn. I live in a cute little tourist town in NW Washington with my husband and young son.
I have been making things by hand for as long as I can remember. My mom is an artist and taught me how to paint and sew at a very early age.
Mostly I make freehand embroidered items (fussing with patterns gives me a headache) and I paint, but I reserve the right to veer off and make something completely different if i want to."
bio written by Lynn via her etsy profile
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Sunday, September 19, 2010

Marci G


red poppy lunch set with lime green lace plate
"I have been around handmade crafts my entire life. I practically grew up in my mother’s studio. When I was a baby my playpen was there in her studio. I am now 17, and my mom supervises my Etsy store, but I have my own ideas about what I want to make.I hand build my pieces from paper patterns and stamps I've made or borrowed from mom. I've just started stamping the words. I keep a list of interesting words and add more every day. The poppies are my personal favorite right now. I've been pressing leaves into clay since I was 8, so this is pretty easy, and I know what leaves will make good impressions in clay. I came up with the idea of using coils with the leaves, and like those bowls a lot, too.My mom has been making pottery for over 30 years, and she is my mentor. Whenever I am working on a new design, she helps me to make it more functional. She suggests ideas like making poppy bowls in various sizes. Mom also checks everything that comes out of the kiln and decides if something is first quality, so my work has the same quality standards as a professional."
bio written by Marci via her etsy profile