Happy Friday!
Today, as far as I'm concerned, is officially the first "holiday" Friday! It's dark at 5pm, the air is crisp, and Thanksgiving is coming close. I LOVE the holiday season...Mostly for the shopping! Buying super cute stuff is always fun - but it's even better when you're buying for someone you care about. Today's interview is with Bunnycone Designs whose shop is brimming with an adorable variety of earrings and necklaces. She uses various gemstones, metals, and techniques when designing the pieces. My favorite, maybe because they make me think of Christmas, are her Silver and Jasper dangle earrings. So pretty and elegant, the jasper adds subtle color and texture that balances well with the matte gloss of the silver.
Enjoy the interview!!
1. What is your shop name and URL?
2. To which Etsy Teams do you belong?
SF Etsy Team and CCCOE
3. Please tell us about the items in your Etsy shop. What do you make? How did you learn your craft? What is involved in your creative process?
I make handmade sterling silver jewelry and use semi-precious gemstones. I learned by reading books and watching videos. I use a torch to solder sterling silver wires and hand form them by hand. Each of my jewelry is unique, I never make anything twice, unless someone makes a request.
4. Tell us two (or more) other interesting things about you.
I work for a subcontract electrical company as a project coordinator. I love knitting and crocheting, specially during the fall/winter when it's cold. I like to make scarves to everyone. :) I live with my boyfriend in San Francisco and we have a 15 year old siamese cat named Monkiss.
If you're an Etsy seller in the San Francisco Bay Area, contact Jen from Mama's Magic Studio about joining SFEtsy!
2 comments:
great interview! and such lovely designs -- it was nice to learn more about you and your shop!
and I'm with you, Ash, in feeling like the holiday season has truly begun :-)
OMG! Thank you for featuring my shop!! I had no idea until someone sent me an email saying that they found me on your blog! Thank you, thank you!
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