I will catch you up here.
In preparing for my show in April, I have come up with all kinds of items, products, and possibilities. I can't divulge too much information (not that I am afraid, but I have not yet figured out all the kinks and details yet. Here is a list of what I have come up with.
- Individually painted/lettered business cards
- ATCs
- Carved, Pyroengraved, Sculpted, and Painted Gourds
- Handmade OOAK woodwind instruments (flutes, pipes, etc.)
- Jewelry from unusual (but beautiful) materials
- Original ornaments (and not just for Christmas) (beads, clay, etc.)
- Carved Goose, Emu, and Ostrich Eggs
- Beaded, clay, sculpted, pyroengraved "chicken" and "goose" eggs
- Rock animals (hidden compartments for storing treasures)
- Minature teddy bears, rabbits, dogs, cats, etc.
- OOAK dolls (I have several sketched and plans for more)
- Rice "bags" in imagery that can be heated to be warmers
- Window Clings
- Treasure boxes
- OOAK detailed canes (for others to make clay projects from)
- Magnets of clay "quilts", etc.
- Coasters
- Trivets
- Suncatchers
- Sewing Kits from animal forms
- Handpainted Soaps
- Fairy home door stops
- Handpainted mugs
- Creative tie/hat/jacket tacks
- Fun draft blockers (cause I need them if no one else does ;) LOL)
- Hand painted candles
- Apple head dolls (in honor of my grandparents and a special gift that was damaged in an unfortunate accident recently)
- Felted Soaps (this is the dern coolest idea I have seen around.)
- Charms (scented and unscented)
- Stuffed Animals (with real character OOAK)
- Postcards taken from my art (art produced specific for postcards)
- Fabric postcards
- "Fabulous Felted Foods" (copyright The Magic Weaver 2007)
- Felted book / journal covers
- Fingerpuppets
- Coloring books
More to come on these as I figure out the problems and work them out. I am really excited about all these things and looking forward to the new adventures they will inevitably bring.
And of course there will be the default bread and butter items:
- Paintings (watercolor, oil, acrylic)
- Drawings (pastels, ink, pencil, charcoal/graphite)
- Spinning (hand spun yarn by me)
- Weaving (abstract and realistic)
- Sculpture (polymer clay, fabric, assemblage)
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