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2 years ago today...
posted by daisy janie : scoutie girl
... i was writing the first post on scoutie girl! happy 2nd anniversary old lady! what a whirlwind, too! i can say, without a doubt, i would not be on the happy path i'm on were it not for the connections i've made, the fabulous art & design i've been exposed to, the meaningful conversations i've had, the comments i've enjoyed reading and the friends i've made along the way! thank you to everyone who checks in here to see what we've dug up - and an even bigger thank you to those who click thru & show their support by purchasing the artists' lovely handmade items!
in a cool bit of fun coincidence, my first real post was about my friend Lisa Kelley (who you know here as lisa {milkshake}. she and i met when we exchanged links for our websites about 3 years ago! we stayed in touch via email - discussing the finer points of how to take your business to the next level and the challenges & thrills of parenting an only child. she was the first guest poster for scoutie girl - with her amazing sense of style & design, i knew she'd be a perfect fit!
see lisa's work: milkshake crafts and milkshakecrafts at etsy
here we are in 2009, and Lisa and i are heading off to printsource in NYC next week, where we'll be sharing a booth to show/sell our surface designs to the trade. so exhilarating and nerve-wracking all at once. as you can see above, Lisa's hand-sketched motifs make incredibly balanced & refreshing patterned designs. fingers crossed that we both do well - we'll be across the aisle from talented artists jess gonacha and samantha hahn. can't wait to meet everyone in person!
posting will be slim here next week - but i'll be back with vengeance on the 19th! wish us luck!
posted on January 8, 2009 in graphic design
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* featuring ingrid art studio *
posted by daisy janie : scoutie girl
Shop ingrid art studio for etched, illustrated, encausted, inked, linocut and photographed mixed media visual art (in as many products, too). Provoking studies in form.
* sponsored feature - images borrowed from sponsor's website *
posted on January 8, 2009 in illustration | painting
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metal sculpturettes
posted by daisy janie : scoutie girl
i'm late to the party on this one (this artist is at 1100+ etsy sales), but better late then never! sleek, recycled steel necklaces in modern designs. everything is cut, drilled, welded, grooved & etched by hand. some are clear-coated with an enamel for shine and protection - the pendants are hung on nylon-coated steel cable to add to the neo-industrial look. diggin' it all - add some chic ruggedness to your style diet!
Artist: Timothy AdamsBlog: http://www.timothyadamdesigns.blogspot.com/
$31-45 from timothy adams designs
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handmade solutions #7 [outfitting a bathroom with artwork]
posted by lori (aka: marzi)
[outfitting a bathroom with artwork]
we recently (and by recently i mean over the last year and a half) have remodeled our main bathroom. we gutted it down to the studs and started over. it's been a long, long process with a lot of issues along the way. we're just about finished.....just need to finish up some trim work and then decorate. i've been contemplating what i'm going to do for artwork. since it's a bathroom, it gets really damp and humid after showers even with the fan running, so i hesitate to use framed artwork that could warp or get damaged. then i had a brilliant idea! what if i used vinyl art decals? so i went on a search. the area i need to fill is tall and narrow. i also wanted something a little more organic because the bathroom is very modern and i wanted to add a touch of softness to it. here are my favorites:
i found all of these great designs at elly nelly's shop on supermarket. they're all available in multiple colors and they range from $35 - $45 each. i think these may be just the thing i was looking for!
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link mini: fabric-covered thumbtacks
posted by daisy janie : scoutie girl
$6.50 from fabric farrago (sooooooo many fabrics to choose from)
posted on January 7, 2009 in $25 or less
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circles in clay
posted by lisa {milkshake}
The circle represents many things - the sun, the moon, love, the cycle of life. Artist Tina Schowalter creates clay tiles with circles of all different shapes, sizes and colors. Each of her pieces is one of a kind and takes hours to complete. Tina runs a green studio - she uses renewable energy, fires the tiles only once (which saves more energy), and uses non-toxic glazes and underglazes.
Indie Designer: Tina Schowalter
starting at $5 from Tina Schowalter
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* featuring jorgensen studio *
posted by daisy janie : scoutie girl
Shop jorgensen studio for handcrafted, artisan jewelry in sterling silver and other precious metals. I rec'd the dark moon pendant for my bday a few weeks ago, and it goes with everything!
* sponsored feature - images borrowed from sponsor's website *
posted on January 6, 2009 in jewelry
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Brief Introductions: TsuruBride
posted by doobleh-vay
When I first saw TsuruBride's fabulous clutches on Etsy I nearly died. They were so clever and sweet and funky. I have been coveting one ever since. I love her work and detail and just had to chat with her about her creations.
Can you describe yr art and process? Tell us a bit about yrself?
When I was 6 or 7 I started sewing really ugly clothes for my Barbie doll and then my mom taught me to sew with a machine. I went to school for fashion, and I work full time in the apparel industry, and since I was working with clothes every day, I got out of sewing for a while. But then, my step-daughter wanted me to make some clothes for her dolls, and that helped to reignite my interest in sewing. Since I still didn't want to play with grown-up clothes I ended up making some purses for myself, and then my friends wanted some, and I thought, hey maybe some other people might some of these as well! My design aesthetic has always been a little quirky, which is why in school I focused on costume design - where you can be a quirky as you want to be. Our entire house has become my studio: in our spare room I have a sewing machine that I sew all my leather on, I keep my leather stash in the bedroom, I have another sewing machine in the kitchen, a serger the hallway and a holdable cutting table in the living room. Fortunately I also have a super supportive husband!
So- Can you just tell me a few things that inspire you? And how you work- yr process?
Oh man, I feel like everything can inspire me. =) My husband is a photographer so I'll get inspired by his images and his eye all the time. I'll use music, movies or books to help find ideas, or even seasons (oh how I wish I had time to make Christmas ornaments this year....) Sometimes I'll be out and see an album cover with a rabbit on it and suddenly I'm like "that's it!" and I'm off to create my next project. Sometimes custom work has inspired me to branch out into additional products, or really any interaction I have with customers gets my brain moving.
I start with a rough sketch of my idea, and form there I draft a pattern. My patterns are made on card stock, and I'll then trace around these on the leather. I'll then cut everything out and start sewing. I try to make things in batches, 4 owls here, a couple of clutches there. I keep the batches small so I can complete them in a short time period and feel like I've accomplished something. Whenever I try a new product I'll make a couple and see how they do. On my blog, when I was making totes, I posted pics taking readers through the process.
I want to know some things about what is it really like to be a working artist...the good and the bad? What are the three top things you wish you would have known before youstarted this art/etsyjourney?
The good is definitely creative freedom. While I love custom orders, there's the joy that comes from experimenting with new products or new designs. You also have the freedom to set your own pace. In many ways, especially with Etsy, you have control over how much business you have.
The bad - stress! I try to be as organized as possible, but before a big show, or the Christmas season, it's hard not to get stressed out worrying if everything will get done in time. However, you are setting your own limits, so perhaps this show will have a little less stock, and would it really be the worse thing ever?
Before starting I wish I had done a little more research into suppliers. I started the business with leftover leather from my school days. That leather is now long gone, and it's been trial and error to find suppliers that I like to do business with, as well as finding the right leathers. When I started my Etsy shop I sold jewelry, so it was a good place for me to have some trial and error and learn to how to promote my business. Learning the ins and outs of Etsy and self-promotion is definitely something that takes time to research - but well worth knowing! I also think, before jumping head first into my shop, I should have set it up as an in stock business from the get-go. Originally all my product was made to order, and I think that discouraged some people since they couldn't visualize a particular purse in a specific color. With the Internet you need to hold the hand of your customer as much as possible, it's the only way to build a relationship with them.
What are yr five top blogs/shops/etc on web?Who would you love to meet online?
I love my husband's blog (obviously): www.tsururadio.com - he has great taste in music, and is always introducing me to new bands.
As for other blogs I love Pajiba for movie reviews, and LOL cats for my daily stress reliever. Shop-wise, I love ModCloth and the Curiosity Shoppe -- I've picked up some great Christmas gifts at both places (as well as stuff for myself).
As for who to meet on-line, I was really happy I joined up with Etsy Team Columbus. Setting up shop on your own can be a lonely place, and with the team I was able to meet other crafters, share horror stories, and help each other out. It's a really great group of people, and another great source for Christmas gifts!
Thank you so much! I love love love her clutches! I know one will be mine in 2009! Rock on and check out her site and blog!
- - - - - - - - - -Have a great day and feel free to email me at amytsharp (at) gmail (dot) com with cool finds on Etsy for me to scope out!
posted on January 6, 2009 in accessories
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Gold Rush
posted by brittni wood
1. Anna Lucia Necklace from Paper Flower Girl2. Radiolaria Pendant from Nervous System3. Sweet Rain Stacking Ring Set from Bloom Studios4. NV Feather Plumes Necklace from Day Lab5. Dendrite Earrings from Nervous System
It may be winter, but I am trading in my silvers and whites for something warmer- gold!
posted on January 5, 2009 in brittni {paper n stitch}
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journal the new year
posted by daisy janie : scoutie girl
i've always been fascinated (and sort of intimidated) by people who make journaling part of their daily routines. maintaining that commitment day after day takes a very special & organized person. this year, i am going to give it a try - my only new years-y resolution. these clean & simple hand-made notebooks seem to fit the bill - not too big, not too small. they are perfect-bound with original cover designs & coth-reinforced spines. cardstock cover and interior pages are made with recycled, post-consumer fiber. do you journal?
Indie Designer: Wendy ChungBlog: http://dozidesign.blogspot.com
$12 from dozi
posted on January 5, 2009 in $25 or less
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Then & Now - Yasmin Bochi
posted by vadjutka
 - an interview with Yasmin Bochi by Judit Wild -
Here we have a real explorer: Yasmin from Yasminbochi creates bags and jewelry, and she is moving consantly. She believes that an artist should never get used to a certain technique, and should always search for something new. And she does: as a self-taught jewelry maker she started with resin jewelry, and now she plans to move forward art clay.
When did you start making jewelry? Why did you choose this medium? I started making jewellery in 2005. I have always been into fashion and accessories and I love to have matching pieces. After working with bags and clothing for a while, I decided to add a jewellery collection to go along my other designs.
You make bags and clothes as well. Where is the place of jewelry making in your crafting life? At this point it has become my main focus in my creative process. I love making bags and clothing, but they take a lot of time and energy as I change my mind quite often whilst creating. It can take a few months before I'm satisfied with the look of a handbag. For me, jewellery is quicker way to express myself. My jewellery pieces are the miniature versions of what I am doing with my handbags and clothing. It is a fun distraction when I'm getting frustrated with my other work and need a break. How do you evaluate the change between your first piece and the works you do now concerning jewelry? In what way did your style change, and why?I don't think my style has changed a lot since then, but I do spend more time thinking about how to work out a design. At first I was more interested in the experiment of making jewellery and wasn't too concerned with the final result. I like quirky and unusual themes and I will only create jewellery that I would wear myself. It might not be to everyone's taste, but that doesn't bother me. I feel more enthousiastic and inspired to create a piece that I really love rather than making mainstream designs.
Which area do you think you evolved a lot? I am self-taught and at first it was hard to find out what I wanted, and how I could make it. I have spent hours and hours on line looking for tutorials and information about jewellery making and use of materials. One of the first tutorials I found was about resin jewellery and being over-confident I decided to give it a go. It isn't exactly the easiest jewellery style to start with for someone who's completely new to jewellery making, but fortunately it turned out great and I absolutely fell in love with this medium. With a lot of trial and error and experimenting I have learned a lot, and I have moved on from buying molds to making my own, and taking my ideas one step further. I love to learn new things and I'm not afraid to make mistakes.
I think this is very important for an artist: explore and expand your possibilities and do not stick to what you already know. After getting used to working with resin I found other ways to turn my imagination into reality by using other mediums, like polymer clay and organic materials like cypress cones and sea shells.
You use a lot of matroyshka, and other types of faces in your jewelry. How did you end up using dolls in your works? I graduated in art history and I am fascinated by how people have been using art over centuries and centuries to express themselves. I love folklore and traditions and I want to preserve these histories by making them my own, and let them inspire me in my own art. My collection of matryoshka dolls always put me in a good mood and therefore it is one of my favourite themes. The Mirror Mirror on the Wall collection is the darker interpretation of the well-known Snow White story, I like a bit of mystery and drama. For each of my moods I create a different atmosphere, a different background to build on.
I'm a big fan of vintage and early to mid 20th century glamour and even if I can't really relate to those past era's as I was only born in the 80's, I love to re-create the feeling of that faded glamour, long lost elegance and beauty but with an up-to-date twist to it. What kind of evolution do you see for yourself necessary in the future? What are your plans (if any)?I'm always looking for the next new thing, trying to find a way to move up and push beyond my limits. At the moment I'm very interested in Art Clay and how I could make use of this in my designs. When I try a new technique I want to find as many uses for it as I can. For example, I use the same image transfer technique for both my polymer clay designs designs as my fabric creations. And now I am experimenting with furniture. I want to turn old and used up pieces into something completely different and unique, using paints, decoupage, image transfers and my own art work. I think, what I am really looking for is, to create a lifestyle that combines all the different aspects of my creative process into one. I don't know if I'll ever succeed, but I'm having a lot of fun trying so far.
LINKS: Yasmin Bochi: http://yasminbochi.etsy.comMore evolutions: http://craftsthenandnow.blogspot.com/Vadjutka: http://vadjutka.etsy.com
posted on January 3, 2009 in jewelry
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discover good enough
posted by daisy janie : scoutie girl
Karen Rae is a writer and artist who has been making things & experimenting with making things all her life. Her creative jaunts have led her from one thing to another, but recurring themes tend to emerge no matter what the media: birds, flowers, butterflies, swirls, trees, hills. she says: "I find endless fascination and inspiration in the natural world and recognize how it threads its way into the symbolic nature contained in my art and writing. I love to witness the mirroring process and interdependence of all living things and feel there is so much to be learned by merely gazing more deeply at what is living and present in current moments." i love the varying styles she brings to her paintings through her use of acrylics, oils, watercolors & charcoal - yet they're so unified as a collection. she has fine art prints, giclee prints & originals available. good luck in 2009 Karen!
$30-170 from good enough
posted on January 2, 2009 in $100-200
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new scoutie girl sponsors
posted by daisy janie : scoutie girl
I'm excited to introduce a few new Scoutie Girl sponsors to you:*New* Top-Drawer Sponsor - nicolette tallmadge designs
*New* Fabulous Sponsors -candied fabricscatherine marissaingrid art studiosouthern pleasures bath & bodysublime stitching
Please click-thru to see their lovely, handmade items. A very special thank you to these business owners for using SG as a marketing vehicle - I will do my best to bring you some quality traffic!
Find out more about Scoutie Girl ad rates right here.
posted on January 1, 2009 in announcements
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it's in the details
posted by daisy janie : scoutie girl
the new year is off to a stellar indie start! just a moment ago, i found & ordered these two 8" x 10" prints from studio lyon to join the doily donkey (from wolfie & the sneak) on a wall in my house. any wall will do. the intricate designs contained within such a simply formed silhouette makes my heart leap. i don't know why. just does. hope you find things that make your heart leap this year!
{no kidding, as I was typing this post, i rec'd a note from this artist (Christina Lyon) that my order was her 1000th sale on etsy - and she offered me a free print. wow - how nice is that. i hope this a sign of good luck throughout the year.}
posted on January 1, 2009 in $25 or less
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thank you scoutie girl sponsors!
posted by daisy janie : scoutie girl
Thank you to the following artists, designers, bloggers and shop owners for advertising with Scoutie Girl this past year! I appreciate your support - it really made my efforts here much more meaningful! All the best to you in 2009!
accessoriesmint workshophobocamp crafts
art | home decorchakra pennywhistlejessica pisano karen watkinskat hannahtasty suite
bath & bodyboh bon soap companyk body creations
shops | supplies | fun stuff29 olivesfelt o ramathe shops at funky findsindie lovethe spotted boxvintage indie marketwickedly chic
jewelryalibaublesamd sample saleartworks jewelry coquito designseclectic eccentricity expressions by erica jorgensen studioliebling designssecond sisterstudio morphologietangerine treehousethe crafty wrenthe princess next door vadjutka
paper goodscartolinaprint*pattern*papersarah nussbaumertwo hand design
posted on December 31, 2008 in announcements
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discover lexluxe
posted by daisy janie : scoutie girl
Alexis Russell studied fine arts & jewelry design at Buffalo State College, after which she apprenticed with a jeweler and traveled the world learning her craft. these experiences inform her work, in addition to inspiration from classic modern design, the sensuality of natural elements & the lovely women in her life past and present. she meticulously hand-crafts each piece using the finest metals, semi-precious stones & pearls. i love how her designs are sort of flowing, sort of layered...sort of industrial, sort of sophisticated...sort of bold, sort of understated...sort of simple, sort of intricate - i think all of these descriptors speak to the versatility of her jewelry. good luck in 2009 Alexis!
$42-128 from lexluxe
posted on December 30, 2008 in $100-200
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discover stitch shop
posted by daisy janie : scoutie girl
Gudrun learned to knit from her mum when she was about 5 y.o. She moved from Germany to NY in '96, where she worked/works as a *phenomenal* freelance photographer. Seeking a calming outlet from her daily fast-paced, city street-style photo shoots, she turned to knitting as a hobby. Her busy & inspired hands turn out classic and timeless accessories in various scrumptious soft wools. Custom requests are welcome! Good luck in 2009 Gudrun!
Go see her mouth-dropping photography: www.gudrungeorges.com
$49-69 from stitch shop
posted on December 29, 2008 in $50-100
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discover east nashville upholstery
posted by daisy janie : scoutie girl
Emil Congdon is an upholsterer by day, and a craftsman of functional, supple suede totebags at night. not much fuss to them, which i love. he says, "I strive to make my work look good from a distance as well as under a magnifying glass." well-made with quality materials, meticulous care & extreme skill. custom orders are welcome! good luck in 2009 Emil!
$88-128 from east nashville upholstery
posted on December 26, 2008 in $100-200
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the time has come
posted by daisy janie : scoutie girl
elegant snowflakes. i have a few friends who decorate with snowflakes throughout the month of January, and i love seeing what beautiful snowflakes they've found each year. sort of gives the lowly snowflake the props it deserves....to display and appreciate nature in all its breathtaking awe. these are quilled strips of paper, arranged and glued into uniquely detailed, one-of-a-kind shapes.
$14.95-19.95 from forever filigree
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Happy Winter!!May you have plenty of time & energy to enjoy that which makes you happiest! I bid you adieu until 2009. There are a few posts scheduled to publish in my absence - just to keep things interesting! But I won't be officially back until Monday, Jan 5th. See you then!
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a very lucky girl!
posted by daisy janie : scoutie girl
Well, today is the big 3-9 for me! I don't feel a minute over 29 most days, even tho my skin & hair tell a different story. Before I head out to savor a Guinness, I thought I'd share some of the fantasticness sweetly bestowed upon me today from family & friends. Apparently, they see the "handmade beacon" that is Scoutie Girl at the most critical times of the year! (see last year's fantasticocity here)
 dark moon pendant from jorgensen studio
 reclaimed cashmere scarf from haute goat
 brown applique slouch bag from tremundo (a gift to myself)
 'bird totem' print from three sisters ink
 'flock" silkscreened print from good shape design
posted on December 23, 2008 in accessories
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