Etsy Shop for GrizzlyMountainArts

Ceramic and Maple Lap Support Spinning Bowl

Fri, 27 Nov 2009 17:54:46 -0500

$35.00
When researching support spinning bowls for Russian and Tibetan style spindles, we found that there are two important attributes that need to be incorporated into the bowl. One, is the reduction in friction by creating a ceramic glazed surface--don't forget, wood spinning on wood is how boy scouts start fires :) Second, the bowl needs to be stable to keep from constantly tipping while the spindle spins.

Here at Grizzly Mountain Arts, we have created a support spinning bowl that has combined the efficiency of a ceramic surface with the stability of a wide beautiful wooden base. Our ceramic bowl measures 1 3/4 inches in diameter, and the maple base is 2 1/2 inches in diameter and 6 3/4 inches in length. Felt dots on the bottom keep the wood from scratching your chair.

We are making our support spinning bowls in a variety of glazes and no two pieces ever come out of the kiln the same. Your ceramic support spinning bowl will be one of a kind.

This ceramic and maple lap support spinning bowl ships for FREE!

Ceramic and Myrtlewood Lap Support Spinning Bowl

Thu, 26 Nov 2009 23:01:05 -0500

$35.00
When researching support spinning bowls for Russian and Tibetan style spindles, we found that there are two important attributes that need to be incorporated into the bowl. One, is the reduction in friction by creating a ceramic glazed surface--don't forget, wood spinning on wood is how boy scouts start fires :) Second, the bowl needs to be stable to keep from constantly tipping while the spindle spins.

Here at Grizzly Mountain Arts, we have created a support spinning bowl that has combined the efficiency of a ceramic surface with the stability of a wide beautiful wooden base. Our ceramic bowl measures 1 3/4 inches in diameter, and the myrtlewood base is 2 1/2 inches in diameter and 6 1/2 inches in length. Felt dots on the bottom keep the wood from scratching your chair.

We are making our support spinning bowls in a variety of glazes and no two pieces ever come out of the kiln the same. Your ceramic support spinning bowl will be one of a kind.

This ceramic and myrtlewood lap support spinning bowl ships for FREE!

Ceramic and Myrtlewood Support Spinning Bowl

Thu, 26 Nov 2009 03:19:20 -0500

$22.00
When researching support spinning bowls for Russian and Tibetan style spindles, we found that there are two important attributes that need to be incorporated into the bowl. One, is the reduction in friction by creating a ceramic glazed surface--don't forget, wood spinning on wood is how boy scouts start fires :) Second, the bowl needs to be stable to keep from constantly tipping while the spindle spins.

Here at Grizzly Mountain Arts, we have created a support spinning bowl that has combined the efficiency of a ceramic surface with the stability of a wide beautiful wooden base. Our ceramic bowl measures 1 3/4 inches in diameter, and the myrtlewood base is 3 inches in diameter. Felt dots on the back keep the wood from scratching other hard surfaces.

We are making our support spinning bowls in a variety of glazes and no two pieces ever come out of the kiln the same. Your ceramic support spinning bowl will be one of a kind.

This ceramic and myrtlewood support spinning bowl ships for FREE!

Ceramic and White Ash Support Spinning Bowl

Thu, 19 Nov 2009 19:21:11 -0500

$22.00
When researching support spinning bowls for Russian and Tibetan style spindles, we found that there are two important attributes that need to be incorporated into the bowl. One, is the reduction in friction by creating a ceramic glazed surface--don't forget, wood spinning on wood is how boy scouts start fires :) Second, the bowl needs to be stable to keep from constantly tipping while the spindle spins.

Here at Grizzly Mountain Arts, we have created a support spinning bowl that has combined the efficiency of a ceramic surface with the stability of a wide beautiful wooden base. Our ceramic bowl measures 1 3/4 inches in diameter, and the white ash base is 3 inches in diameter. Felt dots on the back keep the wood from scratching other hard surfaces.

We are making our support spinning bowls in a variety of glazes and no two pieces ever come out of the kiln the same. Your ceramic support spinning bowl will be one of a kind.

This ceramic and white ash support spinning bowl ships for FREE!

Ceramic Support Spinning Bowl

Mon, 16 Nov 2009 15:56:18 -0500

$19.00
When researching support spinning bowls for Russian and Tibetan style spindles, we found that there are two important attributes that need to be incorporated into the bowl. One, is the reduction in friction by creating a ceramic glazed surface--don't forget, wood spinning on wood is how boy scouts start fires :) Second, the bowl needs to be stable to keep from constantly tipping while the spindle spins.

Here at Grizzly Mountain Arts, we have created a ceramic support spinning bowl that is cone shaped. Our bowl measures 3 inches in diameter across the bottom with a recessed well to support the spindle on top.

We are making our support spinning bowls in a variety of glazes and no two pieces ever come out of the kiln the same. Your ceramic support spinning bowl will be one of a kind.

This ceramic support spinning bowl ships for FREE!

Ceramic Support Spinning Bowl

Mon, 16 Nov 2009 15:52:36 -0500

Ceramic Support Spinning Bowl

Mon, 16 Nov 2009 15:44:51 -0500

Ceramic Support Spinning Bowl

Fri, 13 Nov 2009 21:20:58 -0500

$19.00
When researching support spinning bowls for Russian and Tibetan style spindles, we found that there are two important attributes that need to be incorporated into the bowl. One, is the reduction in friction by creating a ceramic glazed surface--don't forget, wood spinning on wood is how boy scouts start fires :) Second, the bowl needs to be stable to keep from constantly tipping while the spindle spins.

Here at Grizzly Mountain Arts, we have created a ceramic support spinning bowl that is cone shaped. Our bowl measures 3 inches in diameter across the bottom with a recessed well to support the spindle on top. The glaze on this bowl is called "Cumulus Clouds".

We are making our support spinning bowls in a variety of glazes and no two pieces ever come out of the kiln the same. Your ceramic support spinning bowl will be one of a kind.

This ceramic support spinning bowl ships for FREE!

Ceramic Support Spinning Bowl

Wed, 04 Nov 2009 15:18:49 -0500

Ponderosa Pine Needle Basket with Ceramic Puffin Centerpiece

Sat, 31 Oct 2009 21:58:24 -0400

$75.00
An earthenware puffin is the centerpiece for this 4 3/4" diameter 2 1/2" deep Ponderosa Pine Needle Basket.

**The easel in the photo is for display purposes only.**

Grizzly Mountain Arts creates their Ponderosa Pine Needle Baskets from start to finish.

As soon as the snow melts in the upper elevations, Dave and Jo start their pine needle gathering expeditions in the Ochoco National Forest in central Oregon. Great care is taken in the collection of just the perfect needles, which are then taken home and dried.

After the right amount of drying time has elapsed, the needles are then soaked and allowed to dry until they have just the right amount of moisture to allow for handling. Sometimes, at this point in the process, we dye the pine needles a variety of colors.

Artificial sinew is our material of choice for stitching our baskets. It is just about as strong a material as you can find and closely resembles the real sinew used in many old Native American baskets.

We choose to not seal our baskets with wax or shellac. The great Native American basket weavers of long ago would use pitch to seal their baskets intended to hold water. We think you will enjoy, like we do, being able to pick up your basket and smell the forest.

Unfortunately, we cannot sell our baskets outside of the U.S. because of the laws regarding the export of plant materials.

Please feel free to email us if you have any questions about this item.

FREE shipping is our way of saying "Thank You!" for shopping with Grizzly Mountain Arts!

Leopardwood Lazy Susan Lacemaking Fiber Art Tool

Wed, 28 Oct 2009 17:45:44 -0400

$9.50
Dave has made this beautiful lacemaking Lazy Susan from Leopardwood. It has a cotton darning needle with a large eye for easy threading inset at a 45 degree angle in one end. Besides it's uses in lacemaking, a Lazy Susan tool can be used while doing embroidery work and other forms of fiber art.

Shipping is FREE and a gift box is included!

Osage Orange Lazy Susan Lacemaking Fiber Art Tool

Wed, 28 Oct 2009 17:40:47 -0400

$9.50
Dave has made this beautiful lacemaking Lazy Susan from osage orange wood. It has a cotton darning needle with a large eye for easy threading inset at a 45 degree angle in one end. Besides it's uses in lacemaking, a Lazy Susan tool can be used while doing embroidery work and other forms of fiber art.

Shipping is FREE and a gift box is included!

Walnut Lazy Susan Lacemaking Fiber Art Tool

Wed, 28 Oct 2009 17:32:40 -0400

$9.50
Dave has made this beautiful lacemaking Lazy Susan from walnut wood. It has a cotton darning needle with a large eye for easy threading inset at a 45 degree angle in one end. Besides it's uses in lacemaking, a Lazy Susan tool can be used while doing embroidery work and other forms of fiber art.

Shipping is FREE and a gift box is included!

Cocobolo Lazy Susan Lacemaking Fiber Art Tool

Wed, 28 Oct 2009 17:27:34 -0400

$9.50
Dave has made this beautiful lacemaking Lazy Susan from cocobolo wood. It has a cotton darning needle with a large eye for easy threading inset at a 45 degree angle in one end. Besides it's uses in lacemaking, a Lazy Susan tool can be used while doing embroidery work and other forms of fiber art.

Shipping is FREE and a gift box is included!

Coiled Ponderosa Pine Needle Basket with Pyrography

Sun, 18 Oct 2009 16:47:39 -0400

$75.00
Made with love on Grizzly Mountain!

A burn-etched Ponderosa pine on a pine button, is the centerpiece for this 4 1/2" diameter 2 1/2" deep Ponderosa Pine Needle Basket.

Grizzly Mountain Arts creates their Ponderosa Pine Needle Baskets from start to finish.

As soon as the snow melts in the upper elevations, Dave and Jo start their pine needle gathering expeditions in the Ochoco National Forest in central Oregon. Great care is taken in the collection of just the perfect needles, which are then taken home and dried.

After the right amount of drying time has elapsed, the needles are then soaked and allowed to dry until they have just the right amount of moisture to allow for handling. Sometimes, at this point in the process, we dye the pine needles a variety of colors.

Artificial sinew is our material of choice for stitching our baskets. It is just about as strong a material as you can find and closely resembles the real sinew used in many old Native American baskets.

We choose to not seal our baskets with wax or shellac. The great Native American basket weavers of long ago would use pitch to seal their baskets intended to hold water. We think you will enjoy, like we do, being able to pick up your basket and smell the forest.

**International Shipping Information**

Unfortunately, we cannot sell our baskets outside of the U.S. because of the laws regarding the export of plant materials.

Please feel free to email us if you have any questions about this item.

FREE shipping is our way of saying "Thank You!" for shopping with Grizzly Mountain Arts!

Ponderosa Pine Needle Plate with Ceramic Turtle

Sun, 18 Oct 2009 16:22:17 -0400

$50.00
A little green turtle is the centerpiece for this 6 1/4" diameter Ponderosa Pine Needle Plate. This piece was coiled using a wheat pattern stitch.

**The plate stand shown is for display purposes only and is not included.**

Grizzly Mountain Arts creates their Ponderosa Pine Needle Baskets from start to finish.

As soon as the snow melts in the upper elevations, Dave and Jo start their pine needle gathering expeditions in the Ochoco National Forest in central Oregon. Great care is taken in the collection of just the perfect needles, which are then taken home and dried.

After the right amount of drying time has elapsed, the needles are then soaked and allowed to dry until they have just the right amount of moisture to allow for handling. Sometimes, at this point in the process, we dye the pine needles a variety of colors.

Artificial sinew is our material of choice for stitching our baskets. It is just about as strong a material as you can find and closely resembles the real sinew used in many old Native American baskets.

We choose to not seal our baskets with wax or shellac. The great Native American basket weavers of long ago would use pitch to seal their baskets intended to hold water. We think you will enjoy, like we do, being able to pick up your basket and smell the forest.

**International Shipping Info**

Unfortunately, we cannot sell our baskets outside of the U.S. because of the laws regarding the export of plant materials.

Please feel free to email us if you have any questions about this item.

FREE shipping is our way of saying "Thank You!" for shopping with Grizzly Mountain Arts!

Ponderosa Pine Needle Basket with Ceramic Starfish Centerpiece

Thu, 15 Oct 2009 19:05:48 -0400

$75.00
An earthenware starfish is the centerpiece for this 5 1/4" diameter 3" deep Ponderosa Pine Needle Basket.

Grizzly Mountain Arts creates their Ponderosa Pine Needle Baskets from start to finish.

As soon as the snow melts in the upper elevations, Dave and Jo start their pine needle gathering expeditions in the Ochoco National Forest in central Oregon. Great care is taken in the collection of just the perfect needles, which are then taken home and dried.

After the right amount of drying time has elapsed, the needles are then soaked and allowed to dry until they have just the right amount of moisture to allow for handling. Sometimes, at this point in the process, we dye the pine needles a variety of colors.

Artificial sinew is our material of choice for stitching our baskets. It is just about as strong a material as you can find and closely resembles the real sinew used in many old Native American baskets.

We choose to not seal our baskets with wax or shellac. The great Native American basket weavers of long ago would use pitch to seal their baskets intended to hold water. We think you will enjoy, like we do, being able to pick up your basket and smell the forest.

Unfortunately, we cannot sell our baskets outside of the U.S. because of the laws regarding the export of plant materials.

Please feel free to email us if you have any questions about this item.

FREE shipping is our way of saying "Thank You!" for shopping with Grizzly Mountain Arts!

Ponderosa Pine Needle Plate with Ceramic Seahorse Centerpiece

Thu, 15 Oct 2009 18:59:54 -0400

$50.00
An earthenware seahorse is the centerpiece for this 6 3/4" diameter Ponderosa Pine Needle Plate.

**The plate stand shown is for display purposes only and is not included.**

Grizzly Mountain Arts creates their Ponderosa Pine Needle Baskets from start to finish.

As soon as the snow melts in the upper elevations, Dave and Jo start their pine needle gathering expeditions in the Ochoco National Forest in central Oregon. Great care is taken in the collection of just the perfect needles, which are then taken home and dried.

After the right amount of drying time has elapsed, the needles are then soaked and allowed to dry until they have just the right amount of moisture to allow for handling. Sometimes, at this point in the process, we dye the pine needles a variety of colors.

Artificial sinew is our material of choice for stitching our baskets. It is just about as strong a material as you can find and closely resembles the real sinew used in many old Native American baskets.

We choose to not seal our baskets with wax or shellac. The great Native American basket weavers of long ago would use pitch to seal their baskets intended to hold water. We think you will enjoy, like we do, being able to pick up your basket and smell the forest.

Unfortunately, we cannot sell our baskets outside of the U.S. because of the laws regarding the export of plant materials.

Please feel free to email us if you have any questions about this item.

FREE shipping is our way of saying "Thank You!" for shopping with Grizzly Mountain Arts!

Full Moon Loon Coiled Ponderosa Pine Needle Basket

Thu, 15 Oct 2009 18:52:26 -0400

$40.00
Made with love on Grizzly Mountain!

An earthenware "Full Moon Loon" scene is the centerpiece for this 4 1/2" diameter 2 1/2" deep Ponderosa Pine Needle Basket.

Grizzly Mountain Arts creates their Ponderosa Pine Needle Baskets from start to finish.

As soon as the snow melts in the upper elevations, Dave and Jo start their pine needle gathering expeditions in the Ochoco National Forest in central Oregon. Great care is taken in the collection of just the perfect needles, which are then taken home and dried.

After the right amount of drying time has elapsed, the needles are then soaked and allowed to dry until they have just the right amount of moisture to allow for handling. Sometimes, at this point in the process, we dye the pine needles a variety of colors.

Artificial sinew is our material of choice for stitching our baskets. It is just about as strong a material as you can find and closely resembles the real sinew used in many old Native American baskets.

We choose to not seal our baskets with wax or shellac. The great Native American basket weavers of long ago would use pitch to seal their baskets intended to hold water. We think you will enjoy, like we do, being able to pick up your basket and smell the forest.

Unfortunately, we cannot sell our baskets outside of the U.S. because of the laws regarding the export of plant materials.

Please feel free to email us if you have any questions about this item.

FREE shipping is our way of saying "Thank You!" for shopping with Grizzly Mountain Arts!

Fossil Walrus Ivory Adjustable Ring Number 2

Fri, 09 Oct 2009 12:20:35 -0400

$23.00
Made with love on Grizzly Mountain!

**Due to export restrictions, this item can only be shipped within the U.S.**

Dave has turned a gorgeous piece of fossil walrus ivory for this one-of-a-kind ring. The fossil walrus ivory is set in a very sturdy, vintage adjustable brass ring setting. Be sure and click on the smaller photos to get a larger view of the additional photos.

Your ring will arrive in a gift box making it a perfect gift!

**What is fossil ivory?**

Fossil ivory is ancient ivory whose composition has changed from ivory to mineral. Care should be taken to distinguish fossil ivory from recent ivory which has yellowed or discolored. Fossil ivory (including walrus, mammoth and mastodon) and other archaeological and paleontological materials are regulated by an array of Federal and State laws. These items may not be collected on any Federal or State lands. Fossil ivory may be collected on private lands with the permission of the land owner, and is not regulated under the Marine Mammals Protection Act. Fossil ivory does not have to be tagged or registered. Anyone may sell fossil ivory without first handcrafting it.

**Where do we get our fossil ivory?**

Ancient walrus and mammoth tusks are dug out of the permafrost or bone mounds by Alaskan and Siberian natives annually during the summer thaw and sold to subsidize their family or village income. We buy our ancient walrus ivory shards from ivory buyers that travel to the St. Lawrence Island area to buy from the ivory co-ops.

**Learn more about fossil ivory**

If you would like to learn more about fossil ivory, please visit the link below:
http://alaska.fws.gov/fisheries/mmm/qa.htm

"Fresh" ivory and elephant ivory will never be used in any of the artwork created by Grizzly Mountain Arts.

**Please read our "Shop Policies" page for all shipping information.**

Shipping within the US is FREE for this item!

Fossil Walrus Ivory Adjustable Ring Number 3

Fri, 09 Oct 2009 12:20:35 -0400

Fossil Walrus Ivory Adjustable Ring Number 4

Fri, 09 Oct 2009 12:20:35 -0400

Medieval Norse Fossil Walrus Ivory Nalbinding Needle Number 3

Fri, 09 Oct 2009 12:20:35 -0400

$23.00
Made with love on Grizzly Mountain!

**Due to export restrictions, this item can only be shipped within the United States**

Dave has carved this nalbinding needle from fossil walrus ivory. At the suggestion of some of our wonderful customers who are active participants in the SCA, Dave has tried to create an authentic looking replica of a Medieval tool.

We have photographed both sides of this needle to show the uniqueness of the ancient walrus ivory. Each nalbinding needle has been initialed by Dave, and comes in it's own velour drawstring bag.

This nalbinding needle has been photographed on a ruler so you can see the precise measurement. Be sure to click the smaller photos to see a larger view.

**What is Nalbinding?**

The excerpt below is from Wikipedia and gives an explanation of this ancient art form:

"Nålebinding (Danish: literally "binding with a needle" or "needle-binding", also naalbinding or naalebinding) is a fabric creation technique predating both knitting and crochet. Also known in English as "knotless netting," "knotless knitting," [1]or "single needle knitting," the technique is distinct from crochet in that it involves passing the full length of the working thread through each loop, unlike crochet where the work is formed only of loops, never involving the free end.

Archaeological specimens of fabric made by nålebinding can be difficult to distinguish from knitted fabric."

More information on this medieval art can be found at the link below:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_clothing_and_textiles

**What is fossil ivory?**

Fossil ivory is ancient ivory whose composition has changed from ivory to mineral. Care should be taken to distinguish fossil ivory from recent ivory which has yellowed or discolored. Fossil ivory (including walrus, mammoth and mastodon) and other archaeological and paleontological materials are regulated by an array of Federal and State laws. These items may not be collected on any Federal or
State lands. Fossil ivory may be collected on private lands with the permission of the land owner, and is not regulated under the Marine Mammals Protection Act. Fossil ivory does not have to be tagged or registered. Anyone may sell fossil ivory without first handcrafting it.

**Where do we get our fossil ivory?**

Ancient walrus and mammoth tusks are dug out of the permafrost or bone mounds by Alaskan and Siberian natives annually during the summer thaw and sold to subsidize their family or village income. We buy our ancient walrus ivory shards from ivory buyers that travel to the St. Lawrence Island area to buy from the ivory co-ops.

**Learn more about fossil ivory**

If you would like to learn more about fossil ivory, please visit the link below:
http://alaska.fws.gov/fisheries/mmm/qa.htm

"Fresh" ivory and elephant ivory will never be used in any of the artwork created by Grizzly Mountain Arts.

Fossil Ivory Adjustable Ring

Fri, 09 Oct 2009 12:20:35 -0400

$23.00
Made with love on Grizzly Mountain!

**Due to export restrictions, this item can only be shipped within the U.S.**

Dave has turned a gorgeous piece of fossil walrus ivory for this one-of-a-kind ring. The fossil ivory is set in a very sturdy, vintage adjustable brass ring setting.

Your ring will arrive in a gift box making it a perfect gift!

**What is fossil ivory?**

Fossil ivory is ancient ivory whose composition has changed from ivory to mineral. Care should be taken to distinguish fossil ivory from recent ivory which has yellowed or discolored. Fossil ivory (including walrus, mammoth and mastodon) and other archaeological and paleontological materials are regulated by an array of Federal and State laws. These items may not be collected on any Federal or
State lands. Fossil ivory may be collected on private lands with the permission of the land owner, and is not regulated under the Marine Mammals Protection Act. Fossil ivory does not have to be tagged or registered. Anyone may sell fossil ivory without first handcrafting it.

**Where do we get our fossil ivory?**

Ancient walrus and mammoth tusks are dug out of the permafrost or bone mounds by Alaskan and Siberian natives annually during the summer thaw and sold to subsidize their family or village income. We buy our ancient walrus ivory
shards from ivory buyers that travel to the St. Lawrence Island area to buy from the ivory co-ops.

**Learn more about fossil ivory**

If you would like to learn more about fossil ivory, please visit the link below:
http://alaska.fws.gov/fisheries/mmm/qa.htm

"Fresh" ivory and elephant ivory will never be used in any of the artwork created by Grizzly Mountain Arts.

**Please read our "Shop Policies" page for all shipping information.**

Shipping within the US is FREE for this item!

Grizzly's Time Out

Mon, 07 Sep 2009 14:50:11 -0400

$35.00
Made with love on Grizzly Mountain!

When you're on "Grizzly" time, you don't need hands on your watch!

This one of a kind steampunk style pendant was created using a vintage dark brown Bakelite button and vintage watch parts. It hangs from a 3.4mm ball chain and is 18 inches in length.

Please read our "Shop Policies" for all buying and shipping information.

Feel free to convo us if you have any questions about this, or any of our other items!

Thanks for looking!

Fossil Ivory Steampunk Grandfather's Clock Pendant

Mon, 07 Sep 2009 14:50:11 -0400

$100.00
Made with love on Grizzly Mountain!

Dave has been wanting to try his hand at creating a Steampunk design using fossil ivory, and this mammoth ivory grandfather clock is the result!

This piece measures nearly 2 1/2" in length and 2" at it's widest point. The main body of the grandfather clock has been carved from fossil mammoth ivory, as has the inlayed round clock face. The clock's face has been scrimshawed by Dave. Vintage watch gears adorn the front of this unique, one of a kind piece. This piece has been signed and dated by Dave, the artist.

This pendant hangs from a faux suede cord that can be tied to accommodate many necklines. This material is also great because it doesn't shed all over your clothes like suede can.

**What is fossil ivory?**

Fossil ivory is ancient ivory whose composition has changed from ivory to mineral. Care should be taken to distinguish fossil ivory from recent ivory which has yellowed or discolored. Fossil ivory (including walrus, mammoth and mastodon) and other archaeological and paleontological materials are regulated by an array of Federal and State laws. These items may not be collected on any Federal or
State lands. Fossil ivory may be collected on private lands with the permission of the land owner, and is not regulated under the Marine Mammals Protection Act. Fossil ivory does not have to be tagged or registered. Anyone may sell fossil ivory without first handcrafting it.

**Where do we get our fossil ivory?**

Ancient walrus and mammoth tusks are dug out of the permafrost or bone mounds by Alaskan and Siberian natives annually during the summer thaw and sold to subsidize their family or village income. We buy our ancient walrus ivory shards from ivory buyers that travel to the St. Lawrence Island area to buy from the ivory co-ops.

**Learn more about fossil ivory**

If you would like to learn more about fossil ivory, please visit the link below:
http://alaska.fws.gov/fisheries/mmm/qa.htm

"Fresh" ivory and elephant ivory will never be sold by Grizzly Mountain Arts.

Shipping is FREE for this item!

Feel free to convo us if you have any questions about this, or any of our other items!

Thanks for looking!

Delicate Flowers Cameo Needle Minder Fiber Art Tool

Tue, 18 Aug 2009 15:20:51 -0400

$13.00
Made with love on Grizzly Mountain!

We made this "Delicate Flowers" cameo needle minder from a gorgeous vintage inspired resin cameo. We inlayed a rare earth magnet with clear resin on the back. We set the cameo in a gold toned setting to give this needle minder a finished look. Dave encased another rare earth magnet into a piece of faux ivory (resin) that he turned on the lathe. Together, these beauties will "mind" your needle conveniently on your project!

Separated, the cameo needle minder and faux ivory back would also make two handy refrigerator magnets!

Rare-earth magnets are strong, permanent magnets made from alloys of rare earth elements. Rare-earth magnets are substantially stronger than ferrite or alnico magnets, so you'll need to keep this away from your credit cards or pacemaker.

**Shipping Info**

This item ships for FREE worldwide and includes a gift box!

Please feel free to email us any questions you may have about our items!

Sisters Cameo Needle Minder Fiber Art Tool

Tue, 18 Aug 2009 15:12:49 -0400

$13.00
Made with love on Grizzly Mountain!

We made this "Sisters" cameo needle minder from a gorgeous vintage inspired resin cameo. We inlayed a rare earth magnet with clear resin on the back. We set the cameo in a gold toned setting to give this needle minder a finished look. Dave encased another rare earth magnet into a piece of faux ivory (resin) that he turned on the lathe. Together, these beauties will "mind" your needle conveniently on your project!

Separated, the cameo needle minder and faux ivory back would also make two handy refrigerator magnets!

Rare-earth magnets are strong, permanent magnets made from alloys of rare earth elements. Rare-earth magnets are substantially stronger than ferrite or alnico magnets, so you'll need to keep this away from your credit cards or pacemaker.

**Shipping Info**

This item ships for FREE worldwide and includes a gift box!

Please feel free to email us any questions you may have about our items!

Hibiscus Cameo Needle Minder Fiber Art Tool

Tue, 18 Aug 2009 15:08:47 -0400

$13.00
Made with love on Grizzly Mountain!

We made this "Hibiscus" cameo needle minder from a gorgeous vintage inspired resin cameo. We inlayed a rare earth magnet with clear resin on the back. Dave encased another rare earth magnet into a piece of faux ivory (resin) that he turned on the lathe. Together, these beauties will "mind" your needle conveniently on your project!

Separated, the cameo needle minder and faux ivory back would also make two handy refrigerator magnets!

Rare-earth magnets are strong, permanent magnets made from alloys of rare earth elements. Rare-earth magnets are substantially stronger than ferrite or alnico magnets, so you'll need to keep this away from your credit cards or pacemaker.

**Shipping Info**

This item ships for FREE worldwide and includes a gift box!

Please feel free to email us any questions you may have about our items!

Dove of Peace Cameo Needle Minder

Tue, 18 Aug 2009 14:56:59 -0400

$13.00
Made with love on Grizzly Mountain!

We made this "Dove of Peace" cameo needle minder from a gorgeous vintage inspired resin cameo. We inlayed a rare earth magnet with clear resin on the back. We set the cameo in a gold toned setting to give this needle minder a finished look. Dave inlayed another rare earth magnet into white faux ivory resin that he turned on the lathe. Together, these beauties will "mind" your needle conveniently on your project!

Separated, the cameo needle minder would also make a beautiful refrigerator magnet.

Rare-earth magnets are strong, permanent magnets made from alloys of rare earth elements. Rare-earth magnets are substantially stronger than ferrite or alnico magnets, so you'll need to keep this away from your credit cards or pacemaker.

**Shipping Info**

This item ships worldwide for FREE and includes a gift box!

Please feel free to email us any questions you may have about our items!

Cameo Needle Minder

Mon, 03 Aug 2009 15:05:17 -0400

$13.00
Made with love on Grizzly Mountain!

We made this cameo needle minder from a gorgeous vintage inspired resin cameo. We inlayed a rare earth magnet with clear resin on the back. We set the cameo in a gold toned setting to give this needle minder a finished look. Dave encased another rare earth magnet into a piece of faux ivory (resin) that he turned on the lathe. Together, these beauties will "mind" your needle conveniently on your project!

This needle minder has been photo'd on a ruler so you can see the precise size.

Separated, the cameo needle minder and faux ivory back would also make two handy refrigerator magnets!

Rare-earth magnets are strong, permanent magnets made from alloys of rare earth elements. Rare-earth magnets are substantially stronger than ferrite or alnico magnets, so you'll need to keep this away from your credit cards or pacemaker.

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