It's official: Etsy Dallas is chock-full of local talent! Take a look at our members in the Home Goods category, and you'll see what I mean:
Ferrochie
A new member to Etsy Dallas, David of Ferrochie uses the craft of woodworking to create gorgeous chandeliers, candle holders and accents like large chess pieces. Pawn to queen four!
Weapons of choice: wood lathe, scroll saw
Online: http://www.blogger.com/www.ferrochie.com
And catch David selling his woodwork creations at local Scottish and gaelic festivals in the north Texas area.
Jane Joss
Sisters-in-law Alyssa and Joslyn craft gorgeous fabric leaf bundles and bouquets that put any Michael's silk floral arrangement to shame. Their look is fresh and inviting with a sharp attention to detail in every stitched leaf.
Weapons of choice: sewing machine, pinking shears
Online:
http://www.etsy.com/shop/janejoss
laura davis/design lab
Furniture designer by day, embroidery maven by night! Laura uses vintage fabric and objects to create gorgeously fresh home decor like pillows, lamps and cake stands. You're going to want to clear a spot on your couch for this pillow.
Weapons of choice: bandsaw, staple gun, sewing machine
Online: http://www.blogger.com/www.lbd340.etsy.com
Midnight Snack
If embroidered pillows made with vintage linens aren't your thing, how about a big juicy T-bone to rest your head on? If meat's not your thing, how about a huge donut? Yum.
Weapon of choice: upholstery needle + thread
Online: http://www.blogger.com/www.midnightsnack.etsy.com.
One-Up Designs
Spruce up your walls - not with paint, not with paper - with a vinyl decal from One Up! The man behind the scenes, one James Partch, uses modern style to create a solution to boring surfaces everywhere - walls, laptops, even your face. Stick one up!
Weapon of choice: Illustrator
Online: http://www.blogger.com/www.oneupdesigns.etsy.com.
Check out a couple of pottery artists in our group - Both Hands Studio and Rimrock View Studio - who also make some gorgeous home decor. They will be featured in a separate "Pottery" category spotlight next month!
written by Stephanie Hindall, a.k.a. tefi
FerrochieA new member to Etsy Dallas, David of Ferrochie uses the craft of woodworking to create gorgeous chandeliers, candle holders and accents like large chess pieces. Pawn to queen four!
Weapons of choice: wood lathe, scroll saw
Online: http://www.blogger.com/www.ferrochie.com
And catch David selling his woodwork creations at local Scottish and gaelic festivals in the north Texas area.
Jane JossSisters-in-law Alyssa and Joslyn craft gorgeous fabric leaf bundles and bouquets that put any Michael's silk floral arrangement to shame. Their look is fresh and inviting with a sharp attention to detail in every stitched leaf.
Weapons of choice: sewing machine, pinking shears
Online:
http://www.etsy.com/shop/janejoss
laura davis/design labFurniture designer by day, embroidery maven by night! Laura uses vintage fabric and objects to create gorgeously fresh home decor like pillows, lamps and cake stands. You're going to want to clear a spot on your couch for this pillow.
Weapons of choice: bandsaw, staple gun, sewing machine
Online: http://www.blogger.com/www.lbd340.etsy.com
Midnight Snack
If embroidered pillows made with vintage linens aren't your thing, how about a big juicy T-bone to rest your head on? If meat's not your thing, how about a huge donut? Yum.
Weapon of choice: upholstery needle + thread
Online: http://www.blogger.com/www.midnightsnack.etsy.com.
One-Up DesignsSpruce up your walls - not with paint, not with paper - with a vinyl decal from One Up! The man behind the scenes, one James Partch, uses modern style to create a solution to boring surfaces everywhere - walls, laptops, even your face. Stick one up!
Weapon of choice: Illustrator
Online: http://www.blogger.com/www.oneupdesigns.etsy.com.
Check out a couple of pottery artists in our group - Both Hands Studio and Rimrock View Studio - who also make some gorgeous home decor. They will be featured in a separate "Pottery" category spotlight next month!
written by Stephanie Hindall, a.k.a. tefi
