Folky Friday.

Picks from this weeks listings in the Crafty Folk daily listing club on ETSY.

This weeks featured selleris  www.etsy.com/shop/DecoEclectic  I hadn't come across this shop until now and what a find. This shop sells a huge mixture of unique jewellery designs with a vintage & retro twist.

 I love this little blue brooch.

This pink Bollywood elephant is super fun and really unique .

I loved this necklace from www.etsy.com/shop/averilpam. The shape is really different. My pendants always seem to be a similar shape. I'll do some wobbly ones next time perhaps. The colours on this pendants are wild. There are stripes in a myriad of colours and sizes that are all united by the background. They work brilliantly.

Another shop to catch my eye this week is www.etsy.com/shop/ChattyNora. I'm redecorating the boys rooms at the moment and love inspirational type things. (Not sure if they quite understand their significance yet though!)

This one made me laugh. Apparently it's a quote from Moss from The IT Crowd (a British TV series).I've not heard of this one but that's not suprising really as I'm not much of a TV fan.

Featured Seller Week.

THANK YOU

I've been the 'Crafty Folk'featured seller this week. I have been amazed at the treasuries created with my work in them. Thank you to everyone that made a treasury for me. I will try to return the favour. In the meantime my blog today features work from six of the people that 'treasured'me. I know there are more but I can only manage six at a time. The HTML makes my head go rather fuzzy!

Please click on the blue item to go directly to the shop.

               NataliaLovat          

       BonniesSewCrazy   

         MaramJewellery    

                 Lauras Jewellery            

Shusha64

ElloDesign

Featured Seller of the week!

This week the featured seller in the Crafty Folk team is Amy's Moving Castle.

Please visit her shop for the most amazing art photographs.

http://www.etsy.com/shop/AmysMovingCastle

My treasury for Amy features the colours orange and lilac as inspired by the crocus photo. I would never have put these two colours together but I think they look great. I guess nature knows best!