Monday, March 1, 2010
Paper Flower Girl
Good morning. :) How was your weekend? Did you get some time just for you? We had a lazy Saturday but went to Seattle for the volunteer event yesterday. It was so cool because the event was held in a 1905 mansion. The couple hosting the event had so many amazing vintage collections (my camera was itching to come out of it's case)and a casual welcoming style of decorating. Not to mention, there were some great "eats"! lol.
Anyways, have you heard of Paper Flower Girl? I ran across their beautiful Etsy Shop over the weekend and wanted to share a few of their elegant pieces of jewelry with you. I'm always in awe of jewelry designers because I tried my hand at jewelry making several years ago and was all thumbs. Her jewelry is so tastefully designed and has such a nostalgic and vintage feel to it.
Here's an excerpt from Paper Flower's Etsy Profile:
"Paper Flower Girl is a line of feminine, nostalgic and delicate {jewelery} and {home wares} created with a combination of new and vintage materials ranging from metal to fabric. Every {souvenir • du • passé • récent} created in my studio is labeled, numbered and classified as if it were a {museum object} in a {cabinet of curiosities}.
People and their collections and possesions are a constant inspiration to me, ever since I learned how to walk I would be facinated by old objects. I continued to do so during high school; my favorite classes being anatomy, history and art history. Four years ago I went to university to study archaeology. This september I will have earned my master degree."
There's also a Paper Flower Girl Website and a Paper Flower Blog! • http://www.paperflowergirl.com and you can see their home tour on Apartment Therapy. :)
Have a great week, friends! I'll see you here on Wednesday with an interview with One Love Photo. :)
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Wow, I love those white earrings! So very stunning!
ReplyDeleteGreat photos of the lovely jewelry! I, too, am drawn to the white earrings. Thanks for the link.
ReplyDeleteI like the first set of earrings too. Love the nostalgic and vintage feel in her works. Looking forward to the interview! ;)
ReplyDeleteoh, so pretty. love the white earrings :)
ReplyDeletei love to see someone's home full of treasures. eye candy for the rest of us.
ReplyDeletethank you so much for featuring my jewelry!
ReplyDeletei just ran accross you post today :)
you have an amazing blog I must say! It's going right into my favorites list :)