Showing posts with label europe. Show all posts
Showing posts with label europe. Show all posts

Monday

Monday News

Last week, I received this gorgeous gift made by Anke - a great German artist working with various materials, including polymer clay.






Last week end, I sold some of these large sea stones and got an order for 10 beaded beads! YAY!


My soapy mood board is posted on the Etsy European Street Team blog
My right shoulder is better, so I'm conducting a bead weaving workshop and doing some shopping in my home town tonight! Another YAY!
It's snowind here today, but I still know, it's spring time and sun is out there behind the clouds!

Monday News

Happy Equinox to everyone!
We don't see sun here today. But I know it's smiling behind the clouds and it's still the first day of spring on this hemisphere!

The Euro Week has started on Etsy!

My green Monday Moodboard is on the blog of European Street Team on Etsy.

And Lori is having a great give away ;)

Update: Sun is starting to lurk through the clouds! YAY!

Monday Moodboard


Looking for more works of European artists and artisans?
Jump over to fleurfatale's and have fun!

Sorry for the different colors of the links! Blogger isn't behaving again!!! :)

Monday Moodboard - Winter White


To sea more beauties hand made by European artists and artisans jump over to fleurfatale's blog

Have a great day and week everyone!

Monday Moodboard - Autumn Green


To see more MMs with hand made from Europe visit Greet's blog

Monday Moodboard - Last Signs of Summer


To see other mood boards with works of European artists visit fleurfatale's bloghttp://fleurfatale.blogspot.com/2010/08/monday-moodboard_30.html

Monday Moodboard and a Special Feature



Last week, the lovely Karen aka MysticWynd has featured one of my flower brooches in her blog. Thank you so very much!

Monday Moodboard - Farewell



HAVE A GREAT MONDAY EVERYONE!

Thursday

My Creative Space

Inspired by the Etsy European Street Team weekly challenge hosted by ingermaaike and the jewelry of the ancient Roman Empire started to learn chainmaille. Finished and listed my challenge entry but don't feel like this technique is something for me at least for now. Could use it for the next challenge though ;)

To see other creative spaces visit kootoyoo's blog