See these necklaces plus much more on Etsy.
Thursday, May 28, 2009
Silky smooth necklaces...
Structure and Attraction are now available online in the sleek gun-metal finish.


See these necklaces plus much more on Etsy.
See these necklaces plus much more on Etsy.
Tuesday, May 5, 2009
I Can't Say No (to you)
I Can't Say No (to you)
Originally uploaded by freeforged
I managed to snag a treasury slot the other night, make sure to check it out! I own items from several of these sellers and highly recommend them; the rest are items I covet or from shops I enjoy.
It will expire in about a day, so if you miss it you can always see it on my flickr page, or visit each artist listed below:
Friday, April 10, 2009
Attention Treehuggers of DFW!
Come see Freeforged Jewelry at the Oak Cliff Earth Day Extravaganza!

Oak Cliff Earth Day show on April 19th.
10:00 am - 5:00 pm
Lake Cliff Park
1200 N Zang Blvd
Dallas, TX 75203,
http://oakcliffearthday.com/
Oak Cliff Earth Day show on April 19th.
10:00 am - 5:00 pm
Lake Cliff Park
1200 N Zang Blvd
Dallas, TX 75203,
http://oakcliffearthday.com/
Labels:
craft show,
dallas,
Earth Day,
freeforged jewelry,
jewelry,
necklace
Monday, March 23, 2009
Saturday, January 3, 2009
Handmade Holidays (continued)
Next up, the Custom Dice Bag:


One of my female friends happens to play a little bit of Dungeons and Dragons. Since she didn't have a dice bag, and her boyfriend (who also plays) did, we thought she needed something fancy.
My boyfriend managed to find these lovely drawstring bags on Etsy, however the purple one (same color as her dice) seemed a little too small. After a couple of convos on Etsy, I selected one of her larger bags and asked if she could make one that size in the purple fabric, which she said she could.
A week and a half later I had in my hands a custom dice bag for my friend, in possibly one of the most unique designs possible. If I could have gone back and done it over, the only thing I would have changed is that I would have chosen an even larger bag size, to make room for extra dice should my friend decide to buy a second set. The size small bag which I settled on was just the right size for one standard dice set.
So gentlemen, if you happen to know some ladies that are fans of tabletop gaming and in need of a dice bag that's a little more elegant than the usual Crown Royal bag, then look no further, because SecretKeepers can hook you up.
One of my female friends happens to play a little bit of Dungeons and Dragons. Since she didn't have a dice bag, and her boyfriend (who also plays) did, we thought she needed something fancy.
My boyfriend managed to find these lovely drawstring bags on Etsy, however the purple one (same color as her dice) seemed a little too small. After a couple of convos on Etsy, I selected one of her larger bags and asked if she could make one that size in the purple fabric, which she said she could.
A week and a half later I had in my hands a custom dice bag for my friend, in possibly one of the most unique designs possible. If I could have gone back and done it over, the only thing I would have changed is that I would have chosen an even larger bag size, to make room for extra dice should my friend decide to buy a second set. The size small bag which I settled on was just the right size for one standard dice set.
So gentlemen, if you happen to know some ladies that are fans of tabletop gaming and in need of a dice bag that's a little more elegant than the usual Crown Royal bag, then look no further, because SecretKeepers can hook you up.
Labels:
dice bag,
dungeons and dragons,
gifts,
secretkeepers
Monday, December 29, 2008
Handmade Holidays (continued)
Next up on the handmade holidays: The Helmet.

This Moleskine is not your average Moleskine. It's been cleverly laser etched by Modofly to display a intricate design of a Medieval helmet. The photos just don't do this stuff justice. Seriously, if you've been thinking about getting one, and aren't sure, go for it.
Details:
This Moleskine is not your average Moleskine. It's been cleverly laser etched by Modofly to display a intricate design of a Medieval helmet. The photos just don't do this stuff justice. Seriously, if you've been thinking about getting one, and aren't sure, go for it.
Details:
- Available in two different sizes
- Customizable by different page types: lined, sketch, squared, reporter, or watercolor.
- Tons of various designs available by different artists.
Saturday, December 27, 2008
Handmade Holidays
Now that the gifts have finally been exchanged, I thought I'd use this as a chance to show off some of the handmade items that I've both given and received for the holidays. I've been aching to do this for some time now, but haven't had a chance due to a suspicion that some people may have seen their gifts on this blog.
First up, the Shark King:
I managed to snag the Original Shark King for a friend of mine who likes sharks. PoorDogFarm makes lovely watercolors, and they're hilarious. I also ordered an ornate gold frame online to frame it in, and overall the gift receiver nearly died laughing and said it was very 'grand.' Perfect.
First up, the Shark King:
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