Can you believe it was March when I last updated you on the Blind Pig & the Acorn Etsy Shop? Sadly it’s been almost that long since I added anything new to it. Seems like after Pap’s fall my life decided to go by at warp speed.

There’s still plenty of Granny’s crocheted items to be had in the store. As well as some tunes from the Blind Pig Gang and The Pressley Girls.

Tippers folkart

And there’s also a few of my folkart pieces left.

Scc jewelry

Chitter on the other hand, has been adding things to her own Etsy shop: Stamey Creek Creations. Love these earrings!

Stamey Creek Creations Key Necklace

I also LOVE this key necklace Chitter made.

SCC Paper bead work

And did you know paper beads could look this good? I didn’t even know about paper beads until Chitter started making them.

Ocean jasper earrings by scc

And look at these beauties! Chitter’s technique level has increased by leaps and bounds over the last 6 months and you can really see it in her creativity and in her workmanship.

Hope you’ve enjoyed this Etsy Shop Update – and maybe it won’t be so long before I share another one!

Tipper

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5 Comments

  1. Enjoyed seeing these Etsy Shop offering! Chitter has the gift to make gifts! (And so do her mother and grandmother–and all that Blind Pig Gang, for that matter!). Best wishes, and keep creating!

  2. Ken-What would you think about the two us getting one ear pierced and going in halvers on that set of hickory nut earbobs?

  3. Tipper,
    Chitter sure is a Creative gal!
    Makes me almost wish I was a girl, but I’ll just have to settle for being a bad boy.
    Stamey Creek Creations is a unique name for her company and in the second picture, that looks like a slice of a Hickory Nut at the end. Nice! …Ken

  4. Chitter is really getting the creative genes going with her jewelry creations. Great work! Keep up the creativity! Love the last set of earrings.

  5. Your right, Chitter’s talent is growing. I guess that shouldn’t be surprising since she is studying and working with it almost all the time. I might have to come do some shopping with her soon!
    I also love the folk art picture, If the Daisy’s Only Told, in the barn wood frame!.

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