Wyvern Designs: magnets

Tuesday, July 22, 2014

Summer is the time of flowers. They can be seen in sculptured gardens amidst well-manicured lawns and in riotous masses by the roadside. In my yard I have black-eyed Susan's just coming into bloom and fragrant three foot phlox with its wonderful scent reminiscent of lilac. I have lavender and chamomile with their blooms of purple, white and yellow sprinkled about my yards.

While Autumn is my favorite season, I can't help but be joyful when I look out on my beautiful garden with its cacophony of color like a symphony for the eyes.

I chose some wonderful florals from the Blogging Again Ring on FaceBook to feature in my ode to summer flowers.

Valerie's Stuff on Etsy is a prime example of abstract art mirroring life. Her wonderful pieces are a riot of color, just like a summer garden.

Hand Painted Abstract Summer Purple Flowers by Valerie's Stuff

Hand Painted Flower In Full Bloom Pendant by Valerie's Stuff

While this piece is an obvious abstract, it reminds me of a flower.

Unique Mokume Pendant by Valerie's Stuff

These pieces by Pottery Heaven on Etsy also remind me of flowers. Their subtle colors are soothing to the eye.
Ceramic Wine Glass Charm by Pottery Heaven

Ceramic and Glass Pendant by Pottery Heaven

Fantasy Clay Store on Etsy has some lovely and unique pieces. I love her dragons but these floral pieces evoke the joy of a summer garden.

Purple Flower Pendant by Fantasy Clay Store

Art Nouveau Sculpted Flower Pin by Fantasy Clay Store

Polymer Clay Face Magnet by Fantasy Clay Store

These little fabric covered stud earrings from TL Yarn Crafts on Etsy are understated, yet elegant. Perfect for casual wear in the summer.

Fabric Button Earrings by TL Yarn Crafts

I had to add a few on my own floral pieces, just to round out this post. Wyvern Designs on Art Fire

Wyvern Designs on Etsy

Macrame and Hand Made Polymer Clay Beads by Wyvern Designs

Delicate Frosted Glass Look Flower Earrings by Wyvern Designs

Bottle Cap Wool Felted Pincushion

Thursday, March 21, 2013

With Easter fast approaching, I thought it was time to show off some of the bunny related items on Art Fire. When this idea popped into my head this morning, I didn't realize how difficult it was going to be to find bunny items.

I wanted to highlight the pieces of artists in three of the guilds I belong to on Art Fire. It took me quite a while, but I finally filled my quota

So here goes. Here comes Peter Cottontail!

From the Polymer Clay Smooshers Guild

Creative Critters Handmade Set of Two Easter Bunny Magnets