
Announcement Garbage! Trash! Offal! Debris! Come and get it! Nothing whole or undamaged! Crap, tripe, and useless piles of shit. You know you want it.
Announcement
Garbage! Trash! Offal! Debris! Come and get it! Nothing whole or undamaged! Crap, tripe, and useless piles of shit. You know you want it.
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alice on Oct 26, 2019
5 out of 5 starsvery unique necklace at an exceptionally good price. I'm an art teacher and my students thought this necklace was really cool
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harold on Mar 14, 2016
5 out of 5 starsgreat to deal with , can't go wrong here up the good work my friend -
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Michael on Jul 13, 2015
5 out of 5 starsThank you for the patch. Looks great. Now to figure out where to put it. Keep up the good work.
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Clif on Jun 1, 2015
5 out of 5 starsGood design, fits a set of dice including a few giant sized (45mm) monsters, and looks like the one of a kind handmade item it is.
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everdrew on Dec 27, 2014
5 out of 5 starsExactly as expected plus I got a free carbonic acid patch too! Already have a use for it :D Thanks again!
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Raven on Nov 12, 2014
5 out of 5 starsThe fabric is a sturdy material and the colors of the paint is very vibrate.
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About FullSteamPowell
Making use of stencils and junk since 2010.
I've been a hack artist of one kind or another for as long as I can remember. I lack the necessary charisma and talent to become a professional, but that doesn't stop me from screwing around with various styles and media and finding a use for what I like.
I was introduced to the steampunk movement in 2010, and unlike the various other subcultures with which I've experimented over the years, steampunk actually fit me and I found a niche within the community.
When I found steampunk, I had just been discharged from the Army after finishing my second deployment in Iraq. I hadn't done any significant art projects in years, and was starting to wonder if I'd ever do art again. Steampunk woke me up again and gave me something to do. I've been doing it ever since, for better or worse. It makes things better for me, anyway. Not everything I do is steampunk, but steampunk has provided most of my inspiration over the last few years so it tends to be my primary focus.
I opened this shop because I keep making things, and I don't have a use for all of the things I make. My friends get weirded out when I try to offload my work for free, so I figured I'd start an Etsy shop and see if anyone else out there is interested in what I do. I try to keep my prices low since a.) I'm a hack and the quality isn't necessarily amazing, and 2.) I want to make sure my stuff is available to anyone who wants it. That said, if you think I'm charging too much or not enough I'll be happy to take your advice into consideration. I don't really know what I'm doing, so criticism is helpful.
Shop members
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Kat Powell
Owner, Maker, Designer
I'm not an artist so much as a magpie. I'm not talented, but I have enough imagination and enthusiasm to get by. I'll try anything once, twice if I like it, ad nauseum if I fall in love. Bring me some junk and see what happens. That's how it works.
Shop policies
Accepted payment methods
Returns and exchanges
That said, I take pride in the idea that my work can take a beating. If you buy an item from me and something goes awry, send me a message and I'll make you a new and improved model. It probably won't look the same as the one you bought, but it'll look good and it'll last longer.
Shipping
The shipping fees I put up on the site are my best guess as to how much it should cost to ship my work. The actual postage might be more or less than my estimate.
I make sure that the orders are sturdily packed, but I generally just slap a bunch of stamps on the package and drop it in the mailbox. If you'd like a delivery confirmation, insurance, or something along those lines, please send me a message with your order.
Lastly, if you order something from me and it doesn't arrive within a week, let me know. I usually send orders out the same day I receive them, and unless I'm shipping the order overseas it shouldn't take longer than a week for it to arrive. If your order gets lost in the shuffle somewhere, I'll make you a replacement. Just let me know.
Additional policies and FAQs
I recently had a question with regard to wholesale orders. I'm not entirely sure how Etsy wants me to handle that, but the best idea I could come up with is as follows:
1.) Decide how many items you want, and which specific items you have in mind.
2.) Send me a message to let me know what you're planning to order.
3.) Based on your message, I'll make a judgment about the cost. Basically, I'll have you purchase a certain number of items and then throw in the rest for free. If you order five items I'll probably have you pay for three of the five, and so on.
4.) I'll send you a message telling you how many items to buy officially (so I'll get paid for those). If that seems fair to you, we'll go through with the order. If not, haggling is completely acceptable. Once you make your order, include specifications about the remaining items and I'll be sure to include them.