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This July 4th, whether you're grilling in Iowa or watching fireworks over Central Park, you will inevitably reflect on the nation, and of course, how the American spirit fuels the handmade lifestyle. Photographer, Mary Haggerty aka PhotoAmerica, spends her time roadtripping and then documenting the ...
After quite the productive Renegade weekend (though rain soaked in many moments), I'm glad to be back in the swing of things. This edition of News From the Craft + Style Blogosphere indulges my summer camp fancies, eco fashion ideas, models of Parisian infrastructure and some beautifully photographed ...
I had the pleasure of meeting John Murphy at the Brooklyn Flea, a flea market that takes place every Sunday in Ft. Greene, Brooklyn, where he was selling his photography in the most colorful of frames. I immediately recognized his work, as I had been eyeing it on Etsy for weeks before our run in. There was quite a ...
It seems like me and my digital camera are attached at the hip (or face) lately. In college, I loved film and amassed an amazing collection of every plastic camera I could get my hands on; I have bought over two dozen Polaroid Colorpack cameras and given them as gifts over the years, and we used my half-broken ...
vadjutka.etsy.com recently submitted a piece on Hungarian traditional and contemporary crafts for the Etsy World Tour series. Turns out she has worked as a professional photojournalist. She now sells her jewelry on Etsy, and so she has some crucial tips for jewelry sellers who want to take great photos ...
In honor of Mother's Day (tomorrow!), I thought it'd be fun to ask my own Mom what she would pick if she could feature any item on Etsy. There's nothing my parents like more than travelling, so I wasn't really surprised when she chose this gorgeous photograph by Shutterstitch as her favorite thing on Etsy right now ...
This Fresh Shop discovery is actually for my best friend's mother. She grew up on the Jersey Shore, and was transplanted to California many moons ago. This is a fact that I often forget unless she's visiting the East Coast, or unless she's had a glass of wine or two. Then the Joisey girl within makes an appearance ...
Some days, the only thing that can get you out of bed in the morning is the image of a monkey on a bicycle. That's how I came across JameSSpicer's gorgeous photography. He uses a technique called "Through the Viewfinder" (TTV, to those in the know!), capturing his images with one camera looking through the optical ...
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