My Wonderful Crafty Friend Mandy McGee of Moxiedoll, made me a special housewarming gift, that I cherish and Love and HAD to share! Its an amazing Day of the Dead Hand Embroidered Art Piece. I love everything about it from the Colors, to the beautiful design, to her amazing attention to detail. Its Perfect!
Here are some more of her amazing designs....
"In an effort to channel her creativity into something productive, Mandy McGee founded Moxiedoll in 2004. Over the years she has dabbled in a variety of arts and crafts, from silk screening to jewelry making. Eventually though she has returned to what makes her happiest - hand embroidery and textile art. "
MOXIEDOLL - An attractive woman with aggressive energy, spirit and know-how.
Mission:
Stitching to please.
Website:
http://www.etsy.com/shop/Moxiedoll
Facebook Page: Moxiedoll
She also has a wonderful vintage shop too:
Show Some Moxie
Monday, March 12, 2012
Monday, February 27, 2012
Marty May Press & Stitchery
Marty May Press & Stitchery is an independent operation located in the heart of downtown Sacramento.
Using traditional screen printing methods, environmentally friendly water-based inks and American made shirts, your purchase ensures fair wages for workers and comfort for your body and conscience.
Marty has generously offered a 15% off coupon for Indie Fashion and Beauty Readers to be entered at checkout: 85nomo
VISIT: martymay.com or martymay.etsy.com
Labels:
Fashion
Sunday, February 19, 2012
Friday, February 17, 2012
Magenta Nights




To View ALL ARTISTS, and more beautiful items from their shops please visit the MAGENTA NIGHTS etsy treasury, and click on the images!
Treasury
Thursday, February 16, 2012
DIY Moroccan Lantern Chandelier
I love moroccan lanterns, and wanted to make a custom chandelier for our dining room
With the help of my dad who is an amazing electrician, he hooked up all the lighting for my moroccan lanterns!
1. Made a wooden box so that we could hang the lanterns and have the wires secured above the box into the ceiling. There was a chandelier already there so the electrical box was already in place.
i painted the box to match the ceiling
2. from Home depot I bought an ornate metal sheet (used mostly for radiator covers). I painted this black to match my lanterns
3. I used screw hooks to hang the lanterns
4. chain from home depot (and black wire)
5. Lanterns were purchased from World market, Ebay (see below post how i painted the glass on the largest lantern) and The smaller lanterns which was the best price + shipping from Yellow Sun Decor
6. painted the metal parts of the lanterns black to match eachother
7. My dad is a retired electrician, so don't mess with the lighting unless you know someone or hire an electrician :)
8. Voila! Now we just need our dining table (ordered on the way!)
Even if you dont want to wire them for lighting, they make an awesome statement piece, hang them in a bright room, so the sun can shine through the lanterns, and they all have places for tealights!
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