Artisan Wish List : June 2014

Heloo!!!

Back again after two months missing *smile*

If I have a lot of money, I will not confuse how to spend them. Cause I have long list of artisan wish list *giggling* It is the truly meaning of happiness of mine to have their pieces, although only one. I am hoarder of handmade things. When I was moving house last month, I have five big boxes of glass beads (mostly Gudo traditional glass beads) plus two small boxes of artisan beads and three big boxes of my beadweaving needs. These boxes are not include my jewelry (some I made, some I bought). My hubby frowned saw those boxes. But still I keep my list long and long l.o.l....

In my daily routine, I am very rarely to use jewelry. I buy jewelry which has statement meaning. And I wear them on special occasions. And Kiki Adiwijaya's design with her label Borneo Queen is one of jewelry statement on my wish list. Every time she issued a collection, it always sold out *wow* If you curious enough, just take a look HERE and you will find out why it is always sold out *smile*

My eyes gone green every time seeing lampwork. I don't know why, but lampwork is just like candy to me. So yummy...so does Rebecca Jurgens lampwork beads. So speechless. So waiting for SALE *aiiihhh* click HERE and your eyes will be spoiled by her art of lampwork.

I adore Kristi's metal clay. And she is having SALE this week to celebrate her new webstore. I bought some of her products. And if you want to enjoy her sale, click HERE to read the detail. Love her finish colors so much.

Artisan Wish List : April 2014

I missed the March Wish List *sad* but that's ok...I'm back again for April *yyyeee* Lately, my taste to handmade items are not just limited to jewelry supplies. But increasing to day to day needs as well. Danger threatening for my wallet and credit card *warning *

I am mobile person. Almost every week goes out town. And I pick backpack to transport all my needs for out of town. I like the backpack Ingrid's design of Wooly Bison. And I love backpack made from waxed canvas. 

I never bought raku or stoneware before. When I found Wondrous Strange Designs, it's quite unique...primitive and rustic. Something that become my second theme favorite. You should go to the shop now and find yourself for extraordinary beads and buttons.

I never stop admire lampwork beads artist. They are so superb dealing with hot melting rod. What I like about Sari's lampwork is she is not afraid using bright colors on her design. Just stop by to her shop Gaialai and your eyes will enjoy the relaxation of her charming beads work.

Artisan Wish List : Feb 2014

Little bit absent from blog posting and making jewelry. Busy with things at my hometown related with Kelud eruption few weeks ago. But still I never forget to make list of my fav artist and their works. Their creation is vacation to me. Sometimes, when I'm tired, just by looking at their works, my mood go better. Sound ridiculous eeh, but that's true *smile*

Tree Wings Studio by Rebekah Payne

My forever fav polymer clay artist! I always amaze with her creativity. Her new masterpiece of art is about leather. With her painting skill, the ordinary leather become so gorgeous element. See for yourself HERE. And enjoy free shipping everywhere on Earth + interesting giveaway offered by Rebekah. Visit her blog to read the terms by clicking HERE.

Bead Addicts by Angie Ramey

I'm so falling in love with her Bellflower headpin. But when she said that the pin can't go for international, my heart broken. Her lampwork so beautiful too. 

HERE Angie's shop at Etsy. 

Bead Infinitum by Gwen Fisher & Florence Turnour

As a beadweaver, I salute to Gwen design. Her love for mathematical involved in each of her design. Hope someday I can buy her tutorial. Wanna visit to her shop? Simply click HERE

Artisan Wish List : Jan 2014

Last week of January 2014 is full of works. I still have three challenges to finish by the end of this month...Monthly Challenge...Operation Tackle That Bead Stash! and The Year of Jewelry Project. I need refreshing. So I go to browse some artisan beads. And these are my favorite artist for this month. Hopefully in the next time to come, I can buy their pieces *smile*

Lampwork glass beads artist from UK. My forever favo *wink* I always amaze everytimes I see her lampwork. Try to click HERE and then say it that you're agree with me about hers.

I've watched her work for a long time. Her ceramic beads so adorable. See for yourself HERE.

The last is Lisa Kan. I just found her few weeks ago. So stunning!!! I love her lampwork and her beadweaving works. And I'm droooolllling for her supplies shop...shibori silk ribbon and Czech Button are dancing in front of my eyes asking to buy *arrrrgggghh* Click HERE and you will love her taste of art.