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Published by Noelle Olpin on 26 Apr 2008 | No Comments
We are so very proud of our gal Lisa Furner of Mariposa Avenue for being the Etsy featured seller for the next few days. Way to go! All of Mariposa Avenue lanterns are hand cut exclusively from recycled food cans and each one is unique to itself. In a dark room they will cast their shadows on the ceiling and walls. They are great for indoor and outdoor use and make great gifts. Direct link to the interview here.
Categories: for the garden, home goods, metal
Published by Noelle Olpin on 25 Nov 2007 | No Comments
Hiedi Blackwelder specialty is in graphic design, especially cards and invitations for events, but she loves designing and crafting all kinds of things from silly to smart and everything in between. Her letter pressed cards and tags are darling and top-notch original.
This Christmas she is also dabbling in paint and doing a little makeover on old elementary school chairs. Very clever, don’t your little one’s need some color in their space?
Categories: for kids, metal, paint, paper
Published by Molly Call on 24 Nov 2007 | No Comments
This is not Jenny from the block–but it is Jennifer Calderon hailing all the way from Sunny So Cal. Jennifer will be in town along with all her pretty jewels–the ones you’ve come to know and love. We’re so excited that she’ll be helping with the show this year. See you soon Jenn!
Categories: jewelry, metal, tiny things
Published by Noelle Olpin on 17 Nov 2007 | No Comments
Made exclusively from recycled cans, hand cut and one of a kind. These shadow lanterns are powder-coated red, black and white as well as clear making them clean and sealed for indoor and outdoor use. Check out more of Lisa Furner’s lanterns at Mariposa Avenue.
Categories: for the garden, metal
Published by Molly Call on 17 Nov 2007 | No Comments
The new necklaces Ashley will be sharing at the show are a delight! The materials are sturdy yet delicate and the art is original–we love them and know you will too. Oh and, be sure to swing by Gallery 110 to support her work with the Gallery–Ashley helps make this community beautiful and interesting in so many ways.
Categories: jewelry, metal, tiny things
