I know I'm a little late getting together Halloween, and there is so much I love. Most custom sellers have removed their items already. I just love Halloween, because it's the one day you get to be something else with everyone's approval. I wonder if Actors get the same rush we all get at Halloween. If you don't "dress up" for Halloween, you should try it some time. Break out of your shell and have some fun.
Anyhow, here are some shops I like that really get into the SPIRIT. And even though it's not scary, I just love the Sushi Baby. And HOW could I leave out my DD Poppy ;)
Smarmy Clothes TINYBULLY repurposeful PUNK Desert Rubble
Haut Totes HappyGoLicky
Glasstastic Treasures The Wishing Elephant Poppy's Wicked Garden
Showing posts with label polymer clay. Show all posts
Showing posts with label polymer clay. Show all posts
Wednesday, October 12, 2011
Shops I Like - Halloween
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bags,
batwing,
beach glass tote,
clutch,
cosplay,
costume,
craft,
dress up,
dressup,
fingers,
ghoul,
halloween,
polymer clay,
purses,
red monster,
skeleton,
spider,
vampire blood
Thursday, June 23, 2011
Buyers Paradise - Desert Rubble
My favorite shop today is Desert Rubble. Lynn is wonderfully creative and sells only on Artfire. I just love her work. I'm a big fan of Steampunk and this is the most unique take on Steampunk I have seen.The gears, leather, screws an other pieces and parts are made almost entirely of polymer clay. I just love her mechanical bugs like this Steampunk Bee.
There are so many great items in this shop, mostly neck charms, but look at the great wine glass charms too.
Don't you just love the Fairy door above. With Fantastic items like these, no wonder she has so many sales. What imagination and Detail.
I have a particular fondness for eyes and this one is just great.
Much of her work reminds me of those Great 90's Post Apocalyptic Flicks like Mad Max or Waterworld where living things need to be altered to survive.
You have to stop in to Desert Rubble, and take a look at the fantastic selection.
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art,
artfire,
craft,
desert rubble,
polymer clay,
steampunk
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