Objects of Desire: Etsy Finds

Sep 9, 2009 | Fashion | 6 comments

Isn’t Etsy just about the most fabulous invention ever?? I have likely spent a small fortune purchasing from the designers directly through the Etsy interface – and even just browsing and drooling over the mass creativity showcased there takes up a large portion of my time.

I’m in a gray, shapeless, non-definitive mood, and these pricey picks are what I’m lusting after as of late.

Swing Jacket, $64.50, simplecut (one of the more affordable pieces in this melange)

 

TrainHoops, $195, dmdmetal 


Periwinkle Fringe Necklace, $50, lulugraceloves (ooh! I can buy this…but just the blue fringe necklace and not all the other necklaces, which really make the whole look:-(

 

 

 

Since most of these fabulous finds I can’t really afford right now, perhaps I’ll tide myself over with this hauntingly, achingly beautiful print that reminds me of both the beginning and the end of a journey:

Forces of Enchantment Fine Art Print, $25, couragemylove

Anything neat on Etsy that you guys have found lately?
xoxo
Carly

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6 Comments

  1. Martha@A Sense of Humor is Essential
    Martha@A Sense of Humor is Essential on September 10, 2009 at 3:00 pm

    Co.co tank by etsy seller Clairela.faye (I am almost done w/my DIY version)

    Commissioned a inverted cz bracelet from plastique

    Adoring my Rhombus wire earrings from Polished Two

    Treated myself to a snap jacket from pretty birdie

    Can't wait to wear my swirl halter from prizysebastian

    Yes, I'm addicted, but it's nice to have alternatives to the department store and support our artists too. Thanks, Carly.

  2. Ashley
    Ashley on September 11, 2009 at 2:06 am

    Since you wanted to see my similiar pair of Steve Maddens, I posted it for you on my blog. Check it out!

    – Ashley

  3. Martha@A Sense of Humor is Essential
    Martha@A Sense of Humor is Essential on September 11, 2009 at 4:14 pm

    I looked at that fringe/chain necklace, that would be a relatively easy DIY project. Bring on the pliers and chain!

  4. Erica
    Erica on September 12, 2009 at 3:51 am

    I especially like the dress and accessories they are to die for!
    Actually today I found some cool necklace chains one at a discount outlet and another at a vintage store. great finds and great deals I was so estatic ^.^

  5. carlyjcais
    carlyjcais on September 12, 2009 at 5:34 am

    Oooh Martha – you tempt me so!
    Plastique's inverted suspended CZ rings are to die for!! (And definitely, that chain/fringe necklace is an easy DIY…I just can't find any blue or even dyeable fringe from my local Jo-Ann's. Grumble grumble I HATE them sooo much.

    Thanks Ashley – I checked out your Maddens on your blog and they are fi—iiine shoes! I wish I had scored such a great deal too!

    Erica: Congrats! Vintage chains are so much cooler than new – they usually have a patina and a little bit of wear – they have such a character – and usually don't seem as cheap as recent stuff. Jealous!:-)

    Thanks for your comments!
    xoxxo
    Carly

  6. Martha@A Sense of Humor is Essential
    Martha@A Sense of Humor is Essential on September 12, 2009 at 9:20 pm

    I will look for some royal blue fringe next time I go to the Fabric District downtown LA and get us both set up!!
    Instant DIY is the Chain Purse Handles from Joannes for the Michael Kors necklace which goes for $700!!

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