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Showing posts with label etsyrain. Show all posts
Showing posts with label etsyrain. Show all posts

Friday, November 28, 2008

SALE!


Black Friday (Nov. 28) through Cyber Monday (Dec. 1) I am offering 50% off all of my original paintings through my on-line store - http://www.artbynorm.etsy.com/ Yes, that is half price for an original painting. That's practically cheaper than ebay. Actually, that is cheaper than ebay, because there are no Norm's listed on ebay (at least by me). Which means you would have to go through Christie's if you were looking for an auction site, and we all know Christie's is not selling anything this cheap (and by that I mean the price, not the quality of the artwork).

Help support independent artisans this holiday season! Give the gift of art - especially art that will make someone smile !

If there is a painting that you've seen elsewhere, but you don't see it in my shop, send me a message - if it is still available I will sell it to you for 1/2 price during the sale time.
Enough said, start shopping - the economy needs you right now! :)
P.S. Alot of my other friends are having sales this weekend too - you can find out more by clicking here

Saturday, October 11, 2008

The Handmade Arts Show

I'll be there - along with 30 other local Seattle artisans selling our wares. Oh, on Sunday 10/12 from 10-4 that is!

If yo uare in the Seattle area, it is worth checking out. The 1st 50 people through the door get swag bags from the vendors. There will be a backe sale benifiting VSA of WA. And of course shopping, lots of shopping.

For a sneak peak at the vendors who will be there, click here

St. Edwards State Park is in Kenmore, WA (aka Juanita / Kirkland). It is a great state park, in the Seattle metropolitan area (yea, you don't even have to drive 60 miles looking at nothing but trees to get there). We will be in the historical Seminary Building which was just renovated. For directions and/or more details about the park click here. AND, when you are done shopping, you can go for a hike on one of the trails in the park, or play on the awesome playground!

Oh, and just as a disclaimer - Norm will be there but only as greeting cards. Heidi will also be selling reclaimed cashmere scarves & hats.

Friday, July 11, 2008

etsyRAIN.com at Mill Creek Festival

Here's a peek at some of my friends that will be at the festival with me, my new tent, my new credit card machine, my new Greeting Cards (woohoo - professionally printed), and other new stuff like magnets, soldered microscope slide ornaments, and...
Totes2Go: totally cool re-usable fabric shopping bags that fold up into a nice neat little pouch when not in use.
World of Whimm: totally cool kids costumes!
NueToMe: recycled childrens clothing (like little girls t-shirt dresses)
RozsSaxSeattle: very cute handmade fashion accessories
Woven Chains: fantastic chain maille jewelry (you've gotta see her keychains, betcha won't be able to put it down!)
Made@Home: Homemade play dough with the coolest colors
FloatingPalace: very cute linoluem block print cards
Oh yea, park at the park and ride and ride the shuttle in - saves the hassle of trying to find non-existent parking at the fair.

Sunday, February 10, 2008

Swimmy, Etsy, and a lot of orange fish

So, Etsy's founder, Rob read the story of Swimmy by Leo Leoni to describe what Etsy is all about. It's actually a wonderful children's story about how 1 little (black) fish with a "vision" helped all the other little (orange) fish band together to scare off the big bully fish (i.e. black fish = etsy, orange fish = small entrepeneurs, big fish = corporations). Anyway, EtsyRain, the Seattle Team of Etsy sellers is banding together and creating a bunch of orange fish to send to Rob for a diorama. This is my contribution.

Sunday, February 3, 2008

buddies in Rhode Island

so we (as in EtsyRain, the Seattle group of Etsy sellers) teamed up with Rhode Island Arts Street team to help promote each other. Funny that we are at the far reaches of the continent - you don't get much further east or west - and yet we are all very similar in our talent for creating new and wonderful treasures! Here are a few artists that caught my eye (it's kinda making me want to go to RI to one of their craft fairs...)

electronrings makes wonrderful felted goodies including rings, lariats, and this bellydancing belt!

spiderbite makes that rockin' cool journals -

julibcreative painted these wonderful "lollipop" trees - I LOVE lollipop trees. My art teacher in the 3rd grade was so impressed by my ability to draw trees with the V branches that she told me only little kids drew lollipop trees. Well here's to all the little kids at heart! (you'll note that I've reverted back to my little kidness too!)

and lastly, but definitely not leastly, a woman who takes skelton keys (another thing near and dear to my heart) and creates beautiful glass beads right onto the key! How cool is that? Oh her shop name is The Venerable Bead

Thursday, January 31, 2008

Moo Mini Cards part deux!


They just arrived, the 1st re-order... gotta love these little business cards!

Thursday, January 17, 2008

I Spy with my little eye...


Norm amongst some talented artists on Storque!

Storque Article - and I'm in it!

Check it out : click here

a little press can't be a bad thing, huh?

Friday, November 30, 2007

I'm in the Holiday Sampler

Woo - hoo! If you love grab bag ideas as much as I do, you'll love this! The Sampler is a sampling of samples and materials sent in each month by independent crafters, artists, shops, zines and record labels who run web-based businesses. You get a sneak peak of what might be in the "box" by checking out their website: The Sampler.

I contributed 100 signed & numbered limited edition ACEO's (these are a limited run of 100 and I contributed the whole set to The Sampler - so if you want one, you gotta buy a Sampler). Woo-hoo - it's tons of fun. I'm going to contribute to the next Sampler also as a group with other EtsyRain artists.