Poppytalk finds #2

Embroidered woodgrain clock by Blissinateacup

I'm never disappointed when I visit Poppytalk Handmade, an online monthly street market curated by Poppytalk. It's a wonderful place for spotting new talent and finding original, often unique, gifts and objects for the home. This month's theme is "Indie love" and once again Jan has put together a wonderful collection of handmade work by artists and artisans from around the world.
Here are just a few of the things that caught my eye. Enjoy!

Galoping garland by Royal Buffet

Pale yellow giraffe stuffie by Kate Durkin

You are my everything greeting card by City Life Photography

Snowflakes - handpainted and embossed wooden tags by Perch Papiers

Faux birchwood sketchbook by Monkey Puzzle Press

Handprinted white on kraft skeleton tree moleskine by Goshdarnknit

Milk Trip, framed textile art by Mummysam

A few special things

I love mobiles, garlands, bunting, paper chains and other hangings. Sophie Cuvelier's gorgeous creations are an obvious favourite along with those by the very talented Famille Summerbelle. However, one of my really special finds comes from Scotland's Papa Stour (a great online shop, definitely worth a visit). I love the simplicity of this hanging made from beech nuts, limpet shells and hemp.

Paper is a wonderful material, so immensely versatile. Every day I discover new ways of transforming it into something completely new. Kate Greiner and Royal Buffet make some of the most beautiful mobiles, garlands and hangings I have ever seen. I love Kate's raindrops, available in several colourways, and Royal Buffet's wordy butterflies, waving colour garland and lady and gentleman mobile. Sheer poetry!