Welcome!
Welcome to Moondog Treasures: yoga jewelry for women and men, mala bracelets, Sanskrit mantra necklaces, and wire-wrapped beaded crosses. I'm a yoga teacher, and these are my creations. On this blog you can read the story behind the jewelry. You'll also get to meet other talented Etsy artists whose work I admire. Contact me at moondogtreasures@live.com.
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Saturday, September 17, 2011
The Soldering Iron is Hot!
Here are a few photos of what I've been up to on a rainy Saturday. The soldering iron heats up to 465 degrees F. I take images and secure them between two hand-cut pieces of glass. Then they are soldered together with lead free silver solder and a super hot iron!! The pendants go on faux leather black or brown cord to become a necklace. I also create Christmas ornaments with favorite photos that I solder together. They'll be featured soon in my shop.
Monday, August 29, 2011
Etsy Artist of the Week
I really love this Etsy artist!. I've bought several of her screen-print t-shirts - one with windmills, another with hands in namaste, one with a California bear, and another with the Eiffel tower. Today I'm showcasing her talent and her contribution to recycling/repurposing.
About the Artist, ZenThreads:
Welcome to our "GREEN" custom screen printing shop! Our vintage and urban inspired goods are hand printed to orderOur vintage and urban inspired goods are hand printed to order.
We use a printing process which is free from harmful environmental chemicals or solvents. Not only is it safer for the planet and our shop, but water-based inks look and feel like they're part of the garment. Your items will come pre-wrapped in a reusable drawstring cotton bag, hand screened with our logo. Ready to give as a gift, or keep for yourself!
Wednesday, August 17, 2011
Etsy Artist of the Week
This week's artist is Mae Chevrette. I found this piece inspiring.
About the artist: Hi! My name is Mae, and I am a 25 year old full-time artist living and working in Boston, Massachusetts. I am very curious and love all things creative, fun, and interesting.
I grew up in Seattle, Washington and moved to Massachusetts for college, with a few summers spent living and playing on an island in Georgia. I've taken about a dozen roadtrips alone in between those three places and I think it helped create a love of geography, old maps, found objects and hidden stories, which I try to incorporate into my art as much as possible. Each painting combines inspirational words, beautiful photographs and lots of bits and pieces of things found along the way.
I grew up in Seattle, Washington and moved to Massachusetts for college, with a few summers spent living and playing on an island in Georgia. I've taken about a dozen roadtrips alone in between those three places and I think it helped create a love of geography, old maps, found objects and hidden stories, which I try to incorporate into my art as much as possible. Each painting combines inspirational words, beautiful photographs and lots of bits and pieces of things found along the way.
Wednesday, July 20, 2011
Etsy Seller of the Week
This week's Etsy seller is Love for Earth. I just recently purchased some of their reusable produce bags. Happy to do my part in saving the planet!
From the seller: I'm a full time mom, and a Full time Etsy seller! I also teach sewing and love patternmaking. I began making reusable bags over 2 years ago and I am thrilled that I am still sewing something I love for others to enjoy and at the same time...not WASTING plastic bags!
From the seller: I'm a full time mom, and a Full time Etsy seller! I also teach sewing and love patternmaking. I began making reusable bags over 2 years ago and I am thrilled that I am still sewing something I love for others to enjoy and at the same time...not WASTING plastic bags!
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Friday, July 8, 2011
Etsy Artist of the Week
This week's featured artist comes to us from coastal Maine, Sojourn Curiosities. Here's a little bit about her: "I specialize in wire & mixed media jewelry. My pieces are built around historic hardware, vintage buttons, sea glass, and found natural materials, such as shells and stones. Each piece has a story to tell. "
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Saturday, April 11, 2009
Someone wants my photo advice!!
He he! I've been interviewed for someone's blog! Check out http://glorioushats.blogspot.com/ for her compilation of tips from Etsy artists on how to photograph jewelry. Here is the photo from moondog treasures that she likes.
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