Showing posts with label mandala clock. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mandala clock. Show all posts

Sunday, September 7, 2008

A September Sale in the Eye Pop Shop

There is a SALE going on now in the Eye Pop Art shop! Selected items have been marked down.

Take a look at my sale section for great deals. Here are some of the items that are on sale -

Peachy Keen Jelly Bean record cuff ($18):
Mod Mandalas Coloring Book ($8):

Basic Black Roman cuff ($12):

Garden Paintings ($32):


"The Jungle" Popsicle Clock
($58):
Zanzibar, an Eye Candy Cuff ($18):

...and lots more! Click on over and check it out!

Tuesday, August 5, 2008

Studio shot and other news

Ages ago, I joined a flickr group called "Studio Shot Tuesdays." But I have never actually participated until today. This is my photo, showing my messy table and some works in progress as I continue to plow through my big wholesale order for Mountain Green Goods, coming soon to Denver, CO.

(The awesome psychedelic coffee cup came from an Etsy vintage shop called Lishyloo...I am so excited about it as I used to have one just like it, but it broke.)

I also have received a request for samples from an eco-friendly catalog company called Viva Terra. They are considering ordering quantities of 100+ of my Mandala Record Bowls!

I am really glad that I managed to meet my goal of creating some new designs this summer before all of this hit! Here are a couple more of my new clocks - I have more in the works but they are on hold until after I finish my orders.


Oh, one more thing - there's a new interview with yours truly up on the Etsy Trashion blog. August is "vinyl month" for the Trashion team, so check it out to learn more about my upcycled vinyl creations! Click here for the scoop.

Wednesday, April 16, 2008

Popsicle Clocks!






I got new clock parts and the hands look like Popsicle sticks! I love it.

The above funkalicious photos are the 6 clocks that I shipped out today with the rest of the order for BuyGreen.com. I really dig the chunky new hands. I think that they look better and it's also easier to tell the time from a distance. The thinner hands could kind of get lost in the design - not so with these thick babies!

The really cool thing is that having to buy new clock parts means I finally ran out of my initial batch of 100 clock mechanisms that I bought three years ago! So, I have made 100 clocks. Wow.

Saturday, October 6, 2007

Treasury time

Two gorgeous treasuries are currently featuring my work - Lollipop Lollipop and Mandalas Kaleidoscopes. Both of these treasuries also include work by Andrew Daniel who is one of my favorite artists on Etsy. Many thanks to makefuncrafts and flandersfield for creating these lovely lists.