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Tuesday, March 1, 2011

Amazing Fiber & Textile Art from Sew Danish - ETT SOTW

Birgitte Hendricks, the artist behind Sew Danish, is a fiber/textile artist extraordinaire.
Her amazing baskets, embellishments, ornaments and boxes, often made from unusual materials (such as recycled newspapers), are one of a kind or made in very limited editions.

Birgitte is influenced by her Danish heritage. She says "As a native Dane my fiber art is very much under the influence of the Danish minimalistic approach to design and use of color. I tend to gravitate towards the lighter color scheme and use color quite sparingly. In my work I use a lot of recycled paper and fabric, as it is important for me to do my bit for the environment, and I love the unique broken in/worn feeling a one can achieve. Using recycled repurposed items is a wonderful challenge on its own."

To celebrate being the ETT SOTW, Sew Danish is offering
FREE shipping
from February 28 through March 6, 2011
SewDanish happily ships worldwide from England

To learn more about Birgitte and her work, follow her on Twitter and Facebook and read her blog.


Monday, October 18, 2010

From Nancy's Heart - ETT SOTW

Nancy Napoli, artist of "cuteness," is the creative mind behind From Nancy's Heart, the new ETT SOTW. She has an Etsy shop full of original ornaments, signs, wreaths, dolls and cake toppers. These instant family heirlooms are made of wood and cover any holiday or occasion you can think of! And she ships internationally!

Nancy has been creating her little characters for years and never tires of the joy it brings. "Making their little faces just makes me smile and I love telling a story about each one." Her craft is economical, too. "I love that I use little pieces of wood to create one item...it's great on space!"

Nancy will be offering Free Shipping in her shop
from 10/18 through 10/24
Just mention code SOTW1018
in the comments section

You can also learn more about Nancy and her work by following her on Twitter and reading her blog.