Tuesday, March 12, 2013

Almost Time for Dragonflies

Looking back on the sales last year, one of our best moving product lines was the Dragonfly line. That said, we are proud to introduce our newest piece the Dragonfly Ornament. It will make a great addition to your everyday decor or your Christmas tree.

Ceramic Dragonfly Ornament
by GrapeVine Ceramics & Gifts


After many requests for a look behind the scenes, I was able to talk my husband into taking photos as he went through the process. So here is a pictorial of how they are made.




17 comments:

  1. Dragonflies were the theme at my niece's wedding last year and they still catch my eye. They are a symbol of happiness and good luck!

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    1. I think their symbolism is one of the reasons I am drawn to them so much.

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  2. Wow that's quite a process. It must take a lot of patience. Such a beautiful result though :)

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    1. Thank you. The patience really comes in on the drying and cooling time. When you put a glazed piece in the kiln you never know what you'll get out.

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  3. I really like seeing the artistic process. It is amazing. Thanks for sharing!

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    1. You're welcome. I love turning him lose with new ideas.

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  4. That is really neat. Do you have a link in your listings? I think customers would appreciate seeing the creative process.

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    1. I need to check the Etsy TOU - if it's allowed I'll be putting it in there. Thanks for the reminder

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  5. Love the new design and getting to see the process behind it! Very cool! *Ü*

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    1. Thank you. I wouldn't have thought to do it except someone from the Promo Frenzy Team suggested it.

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  6. Loved watching the pictorial! I agree that customers would love to see how the ornaments are created. It would definitely give them an appreciation for all the work that goes into making them. Love your dragonfly design!

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  7. Everyone loves dragonfly's. They are so unique

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  8. Wow, that's so neat! I love the ornament and it's great to see the process behind it!

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  9. I recently came across your blog and have been really enjoying looking through it! You have some fantastic products here- these ornaments are really cool! Do you handcraft all your items? They really are amazing.
    Perhaps you would be interested in sharing your blog over at Glipho? I'm sure a lot of our users would be interested in your creations. You can import all your old posts there too very easily. If you have a second, come take a quick look over at http://glipho.com and see what you think.

    Thanks for your time, and keep up the brilliant work!

    All the best,

    Teo

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