More fish stamps on clay...

This whimsical piece was created by Karen Fincannon (website: karenfincannon.com store: snarkledark.etsy.com, blog: karenfincannon.blogspot.com) using our leaping fish stamps. She says:

I sold it at an artshow to a man whose last name was Fish. Your stamps work really well in the clay and I look forward to purchasing and using more in the future!

Always great to hear about people's experiences with the stamps and to see what they create with them.

Thank you, Karen!

Fishy Sushi Tray

CeramicsbyMarcelle on Etsy emailed me at the end of April to let me know that she had completed a sushi tray that featured our leaping fish stamp and droplets. I love the colors - now I'm craving wasabi. Click on any of the images to reach the listing.

The fairy portals and little surprises

I meant to post about the portals I ordered from Claybykim once they arrived, but got caught up in a number of other things. Click on the images to see more on Flickr.

They are nicely and are even more "wee" and detailed then I was expecting. I'm very happy with them.

And I found two other surprises in the package:

These arrow shaped pendant are also made from polymer clay and our Celtic Knotwork Triangles and Triskeles stamp set.

And even more fairy portals...

A different style... click on an image to reach the listing on ClaybyKim's site. (Here is her blog.)

And more Fairy Portals...

Claybykim just sent me pictures of three more fairy portal doors she made using stamps from our Celtic Knotwork Triangles and Triskeles stamp set.

She is a busy bee! I love them - all the little details are wonderful. Click on an image to reach that specific listing, then do poke around her shop some more. And bookmark it... she seems to be pretty prolific...




Cheers!

More Collaborative Work

After seeing Claybykim's fairy portals, I found a thread on Etsy about collaborative work between Etsians. Although we've not worked on projects together with other artisans, we've loved seeing what people have created using our stamps. I've tagged past relevant posts with "collaboration", so that they can all be viewed together on one page.

And then I found some more pieces I had missed - click on the images for the listings (some have sold).

More clay items from adornyourself:

And the quilted stamped "Celtic butterflies" are by cobaltquilter.

Fairy Portal

Claybykim on Etsy user has created a lovely little polymer clay fairy portal door using one of the stamps from our Celtic Knotwork Triangles and Triskeles stamp set. Click the images to see the listing and take a look at some of her other items. Wonderful pieces!

Featured in Art Nouveau Blog Post

Kellyssima just contacted me on Etsy to let me know that she featured our Berry Cluster, Ribbon and Leaf UM stamp set in a blog posting on Art Nouveau designs. Click the image below to visit the posting. Some lovely prints and her jewelry is very nice, too. Cheers!

Celtic Treasury

Etsy user tinahdee just let me know that she had featured our Celtic knotwork triangle stamps in her treasury (it will expire on March 13) - image below - click on it to reach larger view on Flickr.

We have clear polymer squid ... stamps!

Finally had the chance to do a test run. So far so good - will need to do some more testing to get the right etch and level of "tackiness" for the stamps, but we are on a roll!


Should have clear polymer stamps posted soon - and should be able to take custom orders for them as well.

(Squid is not realistic, of course - very "cartoon-ified".)