New sellers on Artfire.

Although Artfire is still in it's infancy it is growing fast, with new sellers are joining everyday. It's great to see all the fabulous range of goods they have to offer. So much talent producing such quality handmade items. I had a hard time today narrowing down who I was going to show you because there were just so many items I like. I'll have to do this again to squeeze in a few more. Here are the choices for today.

Lynne of Whim Originals designed and created this stunning bracelet of copper and sterling silver. I love the different textures. Lynne's shop is worth a visit. There is lots of beautiful jewellery there. As well as Lynne's Artfire shop she also has a website of her own with more information about her work.

Crotcheted Little Things, as the name suggests, lovingly makes crocheted goods. She has pin cushions, jewellery, slippers and much more. This bag is made from plarn, which ticks 3 of my boxes when shopping. It's useful for shopping, it's well made and the materials used are recycled from plastic carrier bags. All round it's brilliant!

Neo Ma has been on Artfire for just over a month and designs and makes very elegant jewellery. This purple crystal hair vine would be great for wearing with that little black dress to add a bit of sparkle to a night out. If you are very quick you can take advantage of a special offer Neo Ma has running until the 21st February. Check it out.

Saplanet Originals is a shop chock full of fun. This Frankencubie Monster doll is one of many super cute creations. Saplanet also sells some of her amigurumi patterns for those more creative people out there that want to make it themselves. Check out the expression of the wolf in her shop. It's classic!

Marions Dream Works must spend hundreds of hours on her craft. Linking all the little chainmaille rings in such beautiful patterns must take lots of concentration and practice. This sterling silver bracelet caught my eye because it is so intricate yet so clean lines appealed to me. Marion also adds crystals in some of her peices for those looking for a bit of a twinkle in their Jewellery.

So as you can see. Artfire is continuing to draw in many talented people to the site. Have a look around and see for yourself just how many lovingly hand made goods are on offer.

Written by Lynne of PiratePixieCrew and Hyperloop Hoops