Showing posts with label jewelry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label jewelry. Show all posts

Sunday, September 25, 2011

New Market: Here Comes the Sun!


With summer officially starting this week we are excited to launch our newest (online) market Here Comes the Sun - a summer-themed exhibition featuring the most amazing summery things we could find online.  This is our 4th year into our summer markets, and our 6th year blogging and we keep finding new and amazing artists and work to showcase!  Click here to visit, the market is updated with fresh things during the entire month long showcase (running June 20th - July 15th/11)!







Monday, August 1, 2011

Summer Jewelry from Fleet


It's August! Time for wearing shorts, sandals and fun summer accessories. Loving these rings from the Braid collection at Vancouver's Fleet Objects. You can find these and some of their other beautiful things at Fleet's online shop.
 

Monday, July 18, 2011

New Market! On the Road!


There's a new handmade market launching today – it's our annual "On the Road" themed event at Poppytalk Handmade; think road trips, vacation, camping, swimming, beach and everything summer! Heaps of fun new things (even to us)!  Click here or on any of the images to take you there.

 
 
 
 

Wednesday, March 16, 2011

Taking Aim

Melanie Favreau
Loving these sweet little arrow earrings by Montreal-based jeweler, Melanie Favreau.  So adorable.  See more of her beautiful work here.

Wednesday, October 13, 2010

Beautiful New Collection from Bliss in a Teacup


I've been waiting patiently for the launch of this new collection and first range of wood necklaces from Vancouver duo, Bliss in a Teacup and it doesn't disappoint! Becka and Richard have exquisite taste and a heap of talent and have created another superior handmade product with this discarded mahogany boat material along with a piece of cocobolo piece that Richard had left over from studying cabinet making. Strung on a fine, platinum coated chain, the grain really shows itself off. There are many other designs and all now available in their etsy shop here.


Monday, October 11, 2010

Christine Domanic Jewelry




Another new participant this month at Poppytalk Handmade is Christine Domanic Jewelry. We love the idea that all of her jewelry is handmade from vintage components and organic or recycled fibers and created in her 100% wind powered home studio located in Brooklyn, New York.

Fun Fact: Christine also works for Etsy in the merchandising department and is the author of Get the Look Decor column, one of my favorite weekly posts over there.

Visit Christine's work at Poppytalk Handmade or direct here on Etsy.

Sunday, August 8, 2010

Monsieur Stack Ring Set


How cute is this Monsieur Stack Ring Set? New York-based jeweler, Kristy Lin brings to life jewelry inspired by stories, films, and the surreality of childhood imagination.

kristylin.etsy.com

Monday, June 28, 2010

Polli Gives You Butterflies





Earlier this year I wrote about some beautiful tea light shades by Polli out of Australia; and now they've come out with these amazing new limited edition range of large hand finished necklaces. The unique eco friendly pieces are made in Polli’s Sydney studio using recycled brass and stainless steel, colored kangaroo leather, and reclaimed hessian coffee bean bags and leather.

polli.com.au

Tuesday, February 23, 2010

Figs & Ginger

Figs & Ginger from John Carl on Vimeo.



Just got word of this sweet little video on Figs & Ginger one of our participants at Poppytalk Handmade this month. A group of BFF's called DuckDuck Collective were asked by Levi Strauss to go on a road trip for 30 days to 30 cities filming one story each day of people around America (talk about a cool gig). One evening last summer they wound up meeting Elijah and Rhonda Wyman, who just happened to run their own eco-friendly jewelry business, which, as it turns out, is quite interesting. They spent the next day with them (and Crash-Dog!) and this video is their story. We love their pink holiday trailer turned studio! You can see Figs & Ginger's work here and here.


Monday, January 25, 2010

Lovebird Rings



Love Birds - An ancient symbol of love, fidelity, and freedom. These colourful rings are instantly recognizable as a special symbol, held aloft and proud for all to see. The wearing of rings to signify commitment of various types dates back thousands of years; commitment to spouse, family, friend, country, religion or political organization. One does not need to wear a ring in order to remember or signify one's commitment; the ring exists as a celebratory reminder, not an obligatory device. Each ring is handfabricated in Toronto, Canada at TANK Jewelry & Beads.

Stay tuned later this morning for our last voting poll for The Poppies, and one of my favourites, Papergoods!

Wednesday, January 20, 2010

i spy with my little eye...

Fossilized Sea Urchin in Oxidized Sterling Silver Ring

Something that is unique! I can't tell you how much I love these one-of-a-kind handcrafted rings and pendants from local Vancouver jewelry designer, My Little Eye by Elseetee. Using sterling silver, mineral specimens, fossils and rough gemstones, My Little Eye forms each treasure into gorgeous, handcrafted jewelry. Personally I'm totally enthralled about the idea of wearing a real dinosaur tooth, or a fossilized sea urchin. My Little Eye is also in our Valentines & Wedding market this month, check it out here. These would really make amazing Valentine's gifts!

Fossilized Mosasaur Tooth in Reticulated Silver Necklace

Black Tourmaline Crystal in Sterling Silver Ring

Aqua Aura Quartz Crystal Ring

Colossus- Amethyst Specimen in Sterling Silver

Thursday, November 12, 2009

Meringue Rings by Tanja Hartmann



I think if I had these rings, I would be driving directly to the bakery everytime I wore it! Created by German designer Tanja Hartmann, these Merinque Rings are made from industrial grade silicone (the stuff that's in your bathroom). Through Charles&Marie. (Via Living With White).

Tuesday, October 6, 2009

Portrait Necklace

IMG_0066Pretty portrait necklace, by Corrieberry Pie. Designed on a super long chain, this is a vintage cork-back coaster pendant with a white vintage linen bow. so romantic.

corrieberrypie.etsy.com

Monday, September 7, 2009

Lucky Me Beads

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luckymebeads

Love these custom silhouette pendants from Lucky Me Beads. What a perfect gift to give a mother or grandmother. Send a picture of yourself in profile and they make it into a really sweet keepsake.

Tuesday, September 1, 2009

Ceramic Jewelry by Eikam


I keep eyeing these beautiful turquoise blue pieces from Eikam in our market this month. Ceramic jewelry, handmade in East Vancouver, her pieces look aged and vintage-like which she achieves by using antique molds and unique glazes. See more here.


Thursday, January 15, 2009

A Nutty Necklace

creaturesofthewind A fun and nutty pendant from Creatures of the Wind (via Urban Outfitters blog).

Wednesday, November 12, 2008

wooden jigsaw brooches

jigsaw-brooch

Love these little wooden jigsaw brooches made from vintage jigsaw pieces by Feel Fuzzy out of Edinburgh. Fun little stocking stuffers. $9 each.

feelfuzzy.etsy.com

Thursday, November 6, 2008

new line: simone walsh

simonewalsh

Australian handmade jewelry designer, Simone Walsh has a new line of Victorian-inspired jewelry that she recently launched and emailed us about. From picture frame pendants to etched illustrations and text, these are very delicate and feminine pieces and she ships to North America.

www.shop.simonewalsh.com

Wednesday, November 5, 2008

new shop: sofia barao (handmade accessories)

sofia

Sofia Barao, a visual artist living near Paris, France has just opened up a new shop featuring handmade accessory creations made with new and old materials including some vintage jewelry she's been collecting from french flea markets. They all arrive packaged in a handmade sewn paper bag or kraft eco-friendly box.

sbarao.etsy.com
lafeecoriandre.etsy.com
lafeecoriandre.blogspot.com
Poppytalk Handmade Table 120

Wednesday, September 10, 2008

folklore, from natural historie



Jenny from Natural Historie sent over her lookbook of her latest collection, Folklore, a blend of textural designs balancing ancient American influences and rustic materials. I love these ceremony bracelets (above) made of bamboo and adorned with ties of multicolored waxed linen. Click on the pages below to see more or visit her website at naturalhistorie.com.