I’m happy to announce the second installment in the new “Featured Artist” series here on Handmade Gazette. Many of you will already be familiar with today’s featured artist, as she’s shown up in many a Gazette collection in the past. Her perfumes and bath salts are positively magical, her product photography is second to none, [...]
Free Stuff Alert! Olga of French Market Stitch is giving away a gorgeous feather fascinator! Scroll to the bottom of this post for details on how to enter! Today we’re kicking off a new series here on Handmade Gazette! Every few weeks we’ll be interviewing a handmade artist – getting the skinny on how they [...]
My wonderful friend Kay (of the lovely and talented Kay Harmon Photography) requested an Alice in Wonderland theme for Handmade Gazette, so today’s collection takes a trip through the looking glass and down the rabbit hole. I may have gotten a little carried away, but I hope you enjoy these 15 whimsical items as much [...]
We’ve done themed collections based on seasons. We’ve done them based on colors. We’ve even done a few based on animals. But, so far, we’ve not done any themed collections based on a specific geographic location. How silly of us! So, today, we start with tribal Africa – perhaps a vague and wide-ranging theme, but [...]
The range of jewelry styles available is, for all practical purposes, endless. Between the different metals, gemstones, cultural patterns, and fabrics, it’s easy to get overwhelmed. Sometimes, you just want something simple, something that can be worn every day with every outfit and not seem out of place. Something softly elegant. Today’s collection focuses on [...]
Maybe it’s because it’s Valentine’s Day, maybe because I’ve had one cup of coffee too many this morning, or maybe just because for the first time in months I can finally see hints of grass beneath the piles of snow. Whatever the cause, today is just feeling like a hot pink kind of day – [...]
Winter is the season for hats, and I look forward to it every year. I have visions of myself riding the train in a stylish 1940′s style cloche, or tramping through the snow in a cozy knit beanie with earflaps and a fluffy pom. Of course, these visions almost never come to pass, largely because [...]
Maps have always held a certain allure, evoking dreams of travel to exotic, faraway places. Historically, cartography was even considered one of the most highly respected art forms – an antique map is as much a work of art as of science. But beyond the ancient atlases (“here be monsters”), even today’s more recent maps [...]
Don’t eat yellow snow. Er… sorry. Was channeling my grandpa there for a moment. But really, if you want good advice, stock up on this gorgeous hue! Sage is flattering to almost every complexion, calming and relaxing for almost every temperament, and equally at home in each of the four seasons. What more can you [...]