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Showing posts with label leather. Show all posts
Showing posts with label leather. Show all posts

Sunday, March 10, 2013

Etsy team: Partial to Sparkle

One of the great things about etsy, beside the ability to run your own online and international business and all that entails, is things like "teams". I am on a few teams, one of the most active is the Alabama Accents. We are currently promoting each other businesses each day.

Today, we are celebrating Partial to Sparkle! She creates great hair ties, bracelets and earrings and you can click HERE to find her shop.

Here is a collection of her bracelets, which I love!

White Leather Silver Tube Bangle Bracelet Set of 4

Dusty Rose Leather Antique Brass Tube Bangle Bracelet Set of 8

Black Leather Silver Tube Bangle Bracelet Set of 4

Burgundy Leather Antique Brass Tube Bangle Bracelet Set of 8

Dark Brown Leather Gold Tube Bangle Bracelet Set of 4


Saturday, February 2, 2013

Chocolate and Turquoise revisted- Etsy shopping

My chocolate and turquoise post was one of my most popular in the last few months. So, I thought I would revisit the color combo with new Etsy shopping items!

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Clockwise from the top:
Fern pillow ($16.99 +SH), Hand painted platter ($145.00 +SH), Flower pillow ($34.99 +SH), Woven basket ($58.00 +SH), Hand turned wood vessel ($195.00 +SH), Alligator embossed leather ($5.99 +SH), Mosaic mirror ($200 +SH), Vintage sugar bowl ($12.95 +SH)

The alligator leather would be great added to a picture frame, the base of a tray, or to re-line a wood box!

Wednesday, January 18, 2012

leopard love


Leopard can be a difficult pattern to work with- too much is looks tacky, too little and it has no impact. This is a good example of a room that used leopard and pattern, without going over the top. Barclay Butera designed this space presented in Luxe Interiors and Design's Greystone Glamour and photography by Grey Crawford. The keys to this room is to keep the space neutral, add other patterns and place your leopard pieces as the support cast, not the lead role. The lead in this room is the large leather wing back chairs, which are modernized with the striped rug. The leopard chairs, flanking the windows, act as a pattern in the room, like the stripes and the damask.
This room also plays with scale. The landscape paintings are not only large, they fill the walls from floor to ceiling. They appear to visually dwarf the windows and in doing so, make this room about the room, not about the view.
Interested in seeing more leopard I love? Check it out here!