Kirsty Baynham – Interview Kirsty is a customer who has been using our services for the last 3 or so years. We love her designs! We decided to ask her a few questions about her work and inspirations. Kirsty is based in Glasgow and sells on Etsy and Not On The High Street. Also her work…
Isabel Howe – stitching into laser cut woodIsabel Howe is a recent graduate of the Contemporary Crafts course at Falmouth University.Isabel specialises in laser cut wood embroidery. She uses a laser cutter, wood, and cotton thread to create her unique work. This technique is something she has developed over the years, using flowers as an…
Kirsty Baynham – Delicate Wildlife and Intricate Geometry Prism of Starlings was founded after I graduated from art school with a degree in illustration. My lifelong love of decorative stationery products, my obsession with pattern and symmetry, and my fondness of animals together manifested into a collection of brightly patterned paper goods and homewares. My work is…
This is a good value gentlemans gift set complete with cuff links, money clip, tie clip, and wood gift box, all included. Laser engraved box with personalised cuff links, personalised money clip and personalised tie clip. Source: Personalized Gentleman’s Gift Set Cuff Links Money by TealsPrairie
This is a cute lazercut bow tie and flower pin from My Design Laser.
This is a hand painted cyclops charm with gold chain. It’s laser cut and painted maple wood and is available from Ultra Terrestrial.
Here is an ever so cute brooch set. It features laser cut, laser etched and hand painted wood and comes from The Twenty Fingers, who are based in Siberia!
A snip at £2000. Each. If you want the Watch. So that’s £4000. But you do get a snazzy wooden presentation box to keep them both in. Personally, I’d wear the watch and keep the iPhone in my pocket, or at least in my sight at all times (it’s bad enough dropping a regular iPhone…
The innovations just keep on coming in the 3D printing world. Today we have 3D printed glass – tomorrow, what next? Personally, I can see great potential for this in the arts and crafts world. Larger objects as opposed to jewellery, although it’s dependent on the nozzle size to a certain extent. 3D printed…