Hummingbird Vinyl Decal Note: All weeded parts of the decal will be void of vinyl, so will show whatever background you put it on (for example, on a car window, all weeded parts of decal will show clear. Please see photo samples). This decal is available in either removable or permanent adhesive. Permanent Adhesive: - Not recommended for use on Walls Permanent decals are waterproof and will withstand exposure to the elements with great resilience. I have placed multiple decals on my car window. I replace the decals a lot, but only because I like changing them. Had I left on, the decals probably would have lasted 3+ years. These decals have great holding power against the elements. Decals may be used on indoor applications, upon removal, However, it is likely an adhesive residue will be left behind. Decals can be used on tumblers, cups, glasses & hydro flasks (hand washing only). Permanent decals are ideal for cars & trucks. *************************************************** Removable Adhesive: - Safe for Walls Ideal choice for temporary and short-term indoor decals. Removable decals are water resistant, but not fully waterproof. It is not recommended for anything that needs to be fully immersed in water to be cleaned, or for surfaces that will be constantly exposed to water. Other colors available. If you have another color in mind, please send me a message. *************************************************** These decals are printed, cut & weeded by myself. Your decal/s will be mailed in a paperboard envelope so it’s safe for its journey to you. :) Made to order 1 - 2 weeks processing time. ******* VINYL DECAL APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS ******* 1. Clean application area and let dry. 2. Carefully pull off decal from backing paper. 3. Place decal on desired surface. 4. Use credit card to smooth out. Decals such as the mandala style have lots of pieces to it. This type will require you to smooth out numerous times to ensure all pieces are being transferred. 5. Slowly remove transfer paper. Mandala decals you will need to remove transfer paper slowly. If you notice pieces are not being transferred, place transper paper back down and go over again until the pieces transfer to your surface.
THE MARQUETRY SERIES The traditional classic vocabulary found in ebenisterie is used as a departure point to give form to a personalized, small scale, furniture like objects. The marquetry series of our wooden bags is an attempt to go further to the notion of combining traditional woodwork techniques in order to create specific mode accessories. The star motif is made of 3 different kinds of wood and is the creation of a greek marguerty artist Fotini Tataroglou. The handle is custom made with doubled light brown suede leather with a white stitching line. The length is adjustable and long enough for carrying the bag by the shoulder. The attachments are from galvanized steal and bronze while the opening of the bag is made by combining mahogany wood and a small integrated magnet. The dimensions of the bag are 19cm X 23cm X 10cm. The inside of the bag is covered with a layer of turquage and red felt to provide protection and soften the touch. In the interior of the bag, where visible and there where the felt joins the wood, there is a covering with a small metallic measuring tape. The weight of the bag is approximately 1 Kgr. The shipping costs indicated are simply estimation. Please contact me with more details concerning your location so I can give you a more accurate final price.
One thing we do regularly at Go Media is create beautiful vector people. Having illustrated hundreds of these, I have worked out a few tips that I would like to share with you. This will make your job much easier.…
The traditional classic vocabulary found in ebenisterie is used as a departure point to give form to a personalized, small scale, furniture like objects. The marquetry series of our wooden bags is an attempt to go further to the notion of combining traditional woodwork techniques in order to create specific mode accessories. The marquetry motif is made of three different veneers while the handle is made of reinforced red suede leather colored red or orange. The attachments or the handle are made of galvanized steal while the opening of the bag is made by combining mahogany wood and a small integrated magnet. The inside of the bag is coated with 5mm of bright colour felt (orange, purple, turquoise or red, depending on the availability on the market). In the interior of the bag, where visible and there where the felt joins the wood, there is a covering with a small metallic measuring tape. The dimentions of the bag are 23cm X 13.7cm X 6cm and the weight is around 700gr. The shipping costs indicated are simply estimation. Please contact me with more details concerning your location so I can give you a more accurate final price.
A glance over the shoulder a whisper in the mist, an echo through the trees... Spirit travelers, shamans and tricksters... As surely as his paddle slices the surface, he knows he is not alone... Poem by Wintercove Paddler in the early morning mist. Leslie Frost wilderness area, Ontario, Canada. In the fall, when the nights are cool and the water in the lakes is still warm, you get a lot of mist in the morning. On this morning it was 2 C. I convinced my wife to come paddling with me in the cold by making her coffee. This is an ancient mode of travel and we're often following the same paths that have been used for thousands of years. Painted version: www.flickr.com/photos/carye1/2090778208/
I made it to order. My customer had an imagine -from my another Koi fhis marquetry https://etsy.me/2IoQDXs - he would like to 3 fish and he sent me photos of them. I was so glad, because I love the challange and the custom ideas. So I accepted the challenge and I made this beautiful marquetry picture. Do you have an idea? What do you imagine from wood? Just let me know and I'll make your custom marquetry :) If you would like to order here is the process: - Contact me on email, etsy or facebook (you can find everywhere as Andulino the marquetry maker) - Send me a photo with your images (please send me a great photo which is no blurred) - I will send back a sketch and a bid. - If you satisfied to the price, the materials, the size and the sketch then I'll start your marquetry - When I started the work I send phase images for you during that. - The price is always including the shipping cost. An estimated price: $100-$700 - this is depending on the detail level of the final work and what size does it have. If you would like to text with pyrography (happy birthday, merry christmas, date etc...) just let me know and we will discuss what kind of font types and what size do you wish! Colors and contrasts may vary depending on your monitor and the difference between RGB and CMYK. More details for the payment process, please check the shipping & policies page. Making one picture is about 2-3 weeks, depending on the circumstances, plus the delivery time, so please let me know in time if you would like a beautiful marquetry! If you have any question please ask me! ;) Have a wonderful day!
THE MARQUETRY SERIES The traditional classic vocabulary found in ebenisterie is used as a departure point to give form to a personalized, small scale, furniture like objects. The marquetry series of our wooden bags is an attempt to go further to the notion of combining traditional woodwork techniques in order to create specific mode accessories. The star motif is made of 3 different kinds of wood and is the creation of a greek marguerty artist Fotini Tataroglou. The handle is custom made with doubled light brown suede leather with a white stitching line. The length is adjustable and long enough for carrying the bag by the shoulder. The attachments are from galvanized steal and bronze while the opening of the bag is made by combining mahogany wood and a small integrated magnet. The dimensions of the bag are 19cm X 23cm X 10cm. The inside of the bag is covered with a layer of turquage and red felt to provide protection and soften the touch. In the interior of the bag, where visible and there where the felt joins the wood, there is a covering with a small metallic measuring tape. The weight of the bag is approximately 1 Kgr. The shipping costs indicated are simply estimation. Please contact me with more details concerning your location so I can give you a more accurate final price.
He created his first project to include inlaid marquetry, a zebrawood table with marquetry butterflies, called Table of Transformation.
There's no better place to store emergency items like fuses than in this practical Secret Box. Made of Cherry, Secret Boxes have a hidden sliding dovetail lid. With just the right combination of cutting-edge design and vintage flair, this box was constructed in the Marquetry technique.From our Marquetry Love collection.
Have you seen the bauhaus outline trend that’s been taking off on Pinterest lately? Actually, I’m not sure if it’s just recently or if it’s been going on for some time and I had my blinkers on. Either way, ever since I noticed these clean, minimal, geometric forms cropping up in my feed (like this one!) I fell so in lo
Marquetry Woman With Dog This beautiful unique piece measures 17 x 18 x. 50 thick. There is a chip on one of the lower corners. It does not detract in any way. Otherwise in great condition showing no significant signs of wear or damage. In all the years I have been collecting Marquetry I have never seen another one like this. Based on the style I would guess this piece was made in the 1940's. less
I would like to thank all the people who are visiting my blog and I am happy to answer your question. Click in the comment box and send your questions. Floral motifs are the most dominant patterns in the Islamic decorative arts. They appear in various shapes, sizes and colours on different surfaces and media. They took various shapes through different historical eras. Are you interested in Islamic Decorative Arts? Do you like to learn how to create some simple floral patterns? Aims and Objectives: Introduce various types of Islamic decorative patterns. Create floral pattern compositions by using the repetition, reflective symmetry and rotational symmetry techniques. Paint with water colour and gold on paper and porcelain. Procedure: Stage One: Think about where you could find examples of plant or floral patterns in your life (fabrics, clothing, ... etc.). Collect several design examples with flower from magazines and newspapers. Take photographs of real flowers and leaves from the plants around you. Arrange the images you collected in a sketch book. Stage Two: Use the "reflective symmetry technique" (mirror imaging) to complete the following sketch which contains three different types of floral patterns (known as PENÇ, HATȂYȊ and GONCAGÜL). Note: Click on the images below to enlarge before printing them. Stage Three: The following compositions are drawn within emraced containers known as SHAMSA. Fill-in the gaps below by using your own floral patterns. Stage Four: A sample floral pattern is given below. Use it as a guide to draw your own composition. Stage Five: "Rotational symmetry" is a technique which can be used to create floral designs. The following sketch can be used as the basis to apply this technique. Stage Six: Colouring gives life to the bare compositions. Below are two samples of patterns painted with water colours and gold. Stage Seven: Alternatively, some natural colours can be used instead of water colours. The following is a sample design painted using coffee, tea and natural spices. All compositions that appear on this page were designed, drawn and painted by: Hadil Tamim Useful link: http://www.vam.ac.uk/page/i/islamic-middle-east/
OK, so I didn't *pick* this out myself... but rather, it was a Christmas present from one of my two brothers. Hubby and I are wondering whether or not one of our wrens will dare crawl into that nostril and build a nest. I'd LOVE that... then, any pine needles poking out would look like old man nasal hair.
I am working on this thunderbird, and my fingers are slowly falling off from sanding. The inspiration is the art of the Haida Gwai, I attached a pic. Their art is super smooth and angles and everything is perfect. Now I already gave up on the perfect angles and curves, I have no idea how to do this. My main question is how to
This spectacularly fine and detailed 18 piece flatware set was made in Jezzine, Lebanon by S & S Haddad and includes 6 of each forks, spoons and knives. The black handles are made of bone in the iconic Haddad phoenix design. Featuring brass inlaid wings with sculpted edges, with further marquetry of brass circles, plus vibrant red and blue colorful discs and a crisscross pattern of silver (potentially stainless steel). The inlay discs are likely semi-precious stones. It is difficult to authoritatively determine the age of this set, I believe it is 1960's due to the provenance and one anecdotal report I gathered during research, wherein a family member brought this identical set from Lebanon in 1967 to the states a wedding gift. S & S Haddad is a storied, epic Lebanese company with deep heritage. Founded in 1770, this family business started as a bladesmith company forging daggers and swords. You can read more about the company here: https://www.lebanontraveler.com/en/magazine/lebanon-traveler-the_art_of_cutlery_/ Makers Mark: Forks and spoons have embossed stamp on underside reading "S & A HADDAD STAINLESS STEEL". The original paperwork and cleaning instructions, in both Arabic and English, are included. Condition: Fantastic. They have minor surface wear visible in very direct sunlight and a super close-up camera lens. I did not clean these, there is some surface dust. Stainless steel is still truly stainless and in great condition. Case has barely any ware. Measurements -- Handle: about 3.33" long, and approximately 0.75" at the widest. Feels great in the hand. Fork: 7" long Spoon: 7" long Knife: 8" long Weight: *forthcoming* Case Width - 17.5” Depth - 9.25” Height - 2.25” 🫧 Everything from My Home on Mars has been professionally cleaned and restored, and ships with a care sheet specific to the material and time period of each piece. Most things require no special maintenance, but a simple list of "do's and don'ts" ensures your item maintains its condition for years to come. 📜 In addition to being a vintage dealer, I am a USPAP-compliant personal property appraiser. Part of that job, separate from this one, is determining the value and authenticity of every piece I examine. I'm proud to bring that high standard of ethics, expertise, and research skills to My Home on Mars, allowing peace of mind for all my customers. 📦 Don't forget - price includes free shipping.
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Sideboard in oak with doors in cane and top in oak marquetry handmade in France by Charlotte Biltgen. Available now. Worldwide white glove delivery.
My latest woodworking project was to do a simple marquetry top for a plain wooden box I had. I've always like all of Escher's Impossible things, and thought the Penrose Triangle would be a nice, and simple project. I actually spent more time choosing the veneers to get the right shading effect, than it took me to do the cutting! I applied several coats of gloss poly on it to give it a durable finish since the box will be handled quite a bit.
Yeah, well, they conform to a genetically predetermined pattern. I can't change them
