Handmade Fiber Arts on Etsy, Mine..... and Others!

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Handmade Fiber Arts on Etsy, Mine..... and Others!

This lens has brief descriptions of the many forms of Fiber Art, plus it will showcase the works of many of the creative and talented fiber artists you'll find on Etsy, whose work I greatly admire.

The items featured here are all handmade with a great deal of care and much love, as most of us began by making these things for our own children, family and friends long before we began sharing them online for sale.

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Etsy Fiber Artists



Since their launch in 2005, 100,000 sellers from around the world have opened up Etsy shops. In the area of fiber arts, there are currently over 301,000 items listed on Etsy from a large number of creative crafters, with new ones listed daily.

Sections of Fiber Arts 

.... followed by the artists/crafters who create in the field

My Etsy Journey 

Opening Day, March 3, 2008

I began my online selling journey 18 months ago when a friend told me about Etsy. Prior to that time, I had spent 30+ years creating my crafts for the delight of my own children, for gifts for family and friends, and eventually for my grandchildren. Over the years, I had occasionally participated in local craft fairs and displayed my items in consignment shops, selling a few here and there.

Today I continue to have a few items on consignment in a local shop that features handmade items, and I'm currently getting my items ready for a local Christmas Market, but my main focus for my creations has become my Etsy Shop, Mountainside Crochet. I chose my shop name from the fact that at the time I was living on the side of Stumphouse Mountain in Upstate South Carolina, on the edge of the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains.

CROCHET

Crochet is a process of creating fabric from yarn or thread using a crochet hook. The word is derived from the Middle French word croc or croche, meaning hook. Crocheting, similar to knitting, consists of pulling loops of yarn through other loops. Crochet differs from knitting in that only one loop is active at one time (the sole exception being Tunisian crochet), and that a crochet hook is used instead of knitting needles.

Crochet - My Fiber Arts Focus 

My favorite fiber art medium is Crochet. Crochet takes many forms, from delicate doilies to bulky sweaters, from pretty afghans to hats to kitchen and household accessories.

My specialty is creating plush animals and toys with children in mind. I love the smile on a child's face when they see or hold one of my 'cute critters'.

My very first listing in my new Etsy Shop last year was a Baby Teddy Bear wearing a bib, crocheted using a soft pale green yarn. Over the years I've made a couple dozen of these Baby Teddy Bears for baby gifts for friends and for sale.

The latest version in my shop today is done in a bright yellow and I've named him "Sunny Yellow Baby Bear".

sunny yellow baby bear

Tommy the Teddy Bear 

Another Teddy from Mountainside Crochet...

Tommy the Teddy BearFull of fun and cuddly as can be is Tommy the Teddy Bear. Tommy loves the ocean and the beach and everything blue like he is.

Tommy the Teddy is hand-crocheted with an ombre acrylic yarn called Ocean that changes colors from light blue to medium blue to lavender, just like the colors of the Sea.

Tommy measures 13 inches tall and about 8 inches across his outstretched arms. He's softly stuffed with polyfil and is wearing a lavender ribbon, which is removable.

Create your own Crocheted Teddy Bear 

Fun patterns on Amazon

Always wanted to create your own crocheted teddy bear? Here's a selection of patterns to choose from.
Crochet a Mohair Bear Teddy Bear, a Crochet Pattern By Sue Pendleton

Crochet a Mohair Bear Teddy Bear, a Crochet Pattern By Sue Pendleton

by: Sue Pendleton

Amazon Price: (as of 12/09/2009) Buy Now

Baby Bear Cub, a Crochet Pattern By Sue Pendleton

Baby Bear Cub, a Crochet Pattern By Sue Pendleton

by: Sue Pendleton

Amazon Price: (as of 12/09/2009) Buy Now

Boo Bear, a Miniature Crocheted Bear, a Crochet Pattern by Sue Pendleton

Boo Bear, a Miniature Crocheted Bear, a Crochet Pattern by Sue Pendleton

by: Sue Pendleton

Amazon Price: (as of 12/09/2009) Buy Now

Fiber Arts Creations for Christmas 

Happy Holiday Humpty Dumpty

Holiday Humpty Dumpty

Humpty Dumpty is Happy because he knows he won't break if he falls off the wall as he's a soft plushie! He's also happy because he loves the Holidays!

Humpty is hand-crocheted in washable acrylic yarn in green, red and white. He's plumply stuffed with soft fiberfil. He has big green yarn eyes and a red yarn nose and smiling mouth. His pointy hat is removable.

Holiday Humpty measures 14 inches from his pointy egg-head to the tips of his black boots, not counting the hat, which is 3 inches long. He also measures 14 inches across his outstretched arms. Humpty 'sits' about 9 inches tall.

A squeezably soft plush Humpty Dumpty ready to be 'cuddled'.

Humpty can be found here Mountainside Crochet

Laura's Lovely Letters 

A Fellow Crocheter

I've 'known' Laura for nearly a year -- we've never met, but I feel as if I know her through our chats in the forums and belonging to the same 'group' (called Street Teams on Etsy). I felt a special 'bond' with Laura because she and I both crochet "left-handed" - thus her shop name, Laura's Left Hook - and because we both like to create 'sports-related' items.

In addition to many other wonderfully crocheted items, Laura has a very unique and original set of items - LETTER PILLOWS. She began with a Capital M and now makes every letter of the alphabet both in Capital Letters and in lower case, including an ampersand! A very talented and creative crochet artist who's terrific shop is here: LaurasLeftHook

Laura... Can You Spell B e a r ? 

Lovely Little Letters

Capital B

Capital B

Capital B
lower case e
lower case a
lower case r

Valerie's Gallery 

Felted Wool Crochet

Valerie, a lovely lady in NY State, features handmade felted wool vessels and handknit accessories in her own unique style. Her Etsy Shop is Valerie's Gallery

Valerie has been knitting, crocheting and quilting for the past 30 years with a new-found passion for felting. She finds it so amazing what can be created with wool!

On display at Valerie's Gallery are unique hand made felted treasures in various styles and colors in addition to beautiful classic knits. Each item is hand made and by original design (without using patterns!), so each item is truly one of a kind.

Valerie's felted wool vessels are truly beautiful. This one she calls "Tiger Lilies"

Crocheted Hats in Many Forms 

by Nora

Crocheted hats can be found in many styles from hats to caps to beanies to cloche to snoods. Nora from North Carolina has a lovely selection in almost every category. Nora has two Etsy Shops; her original one NoraDora has darling doll outfits. Her many hats and other 'pretties' are shown here at noradoramora, which she describes as a continuation from her first Etsy Shop as: noradoramora = mora from noradora . . .

Nora's Snoods are quite special, her own design, and something you won't find just anywhere.

Nora also has lovely women's hats:

Nora

And a line of specially designed Chemo Caps
"Crocheted With Love... Fighting Cancer One Gift at a Time"
which Nora designed as part of her contribution to Spirit Jump.

Nora

You, Too, Can Learn to Crochet 

Today, crocheters have a number of excellent new crochet books from which to choose. This is among the best by author, Pauline Turner.
How to Crochet

How to Crochet

by: Pauline Turner

A basic 'how-to' book for any crafter interested in learning to crochet.

Amazon Price: $21.56 (as of 12/08/2009) Buy Now

KNITTING

Knitting is a method by which thread or yarn may be turned into cloth. Knitting consists of loops called stitches pulled through each other. The active stitches are held on a needle until another loop can be passed through them.

Different yarns and knitting needles may be used to achieve different end products by giving the final piece a different color, texture, weight, or integrity. Using needles of varying sharpness and thickness as well as different varieties of yarn adds to the effect.

Fantastic Knitted Toys 

Delightfully Created by mamma4earth

Pink Lemonade Mohair KittenHere at mamma4earth you will find the most delightful handknitted treasures. All her items are knitted with the most beautiful pure Merino sheep wool from the Cape in South Africa and they are filled with pure fleece. Her designs are absolutely amazing!

"The wool I use is very precious to me because it has been handspun and hand dyed. It has such a lovely soft texture and the most beautiful hues and colour variations that knit up into the most wonderful farmyard characters and gnomes."

African Elephant knitted in Merino Yarn

African Elephant

Babbidge Patch on Etsy 

Welcome to Babbidge Patch ~ Home of Adorable knit hats and Body Decor Designer Scarves ~ Made in Maine!

To me, this is a perfect example of "Creating Art with Fiber."

Cathy, of Falmouth, Maine, does the cutest, most creative designs in knit hats you'll ever see. My favorite are her hats for babies and children.

Cathy also knits beautiful scarves for every occasion and season. Come see her delightful items here in her Etsy Shop Babbidge Patch

This Owl is Outstanding!
owl hat

From Ewe to You 

A fiber artist who creates her own fiber!

From Ewe to You banner

From Ewe to You is based in the Seattle, Washington area and is run by a talented and charming lady who calls herself "Bumble".

All knitters and weavers use yarn for their creations. Bumble creates her own! Her Etsy Shop has ready to spin fiber and handspun & hand dyed yarn, in addition to her own knitted/woven items.

Wool Roving for Spinning

wool roving for spinning

Bumble has been a fiber artist for over 30 years. She works with fiber straight from the sheep and takes it through the many stages needed to bring about the finished product--literally from ewe to you!

Bumble uses drop spindles as well as spinning wheels to spin this fiber and all the spinning is done by Bumble herself. She also does the knitting and weaving by hand. Many many hours go into the production of knitted/woven items.

Handknit Wool Blend Socks

wool socks

See all her fabulous products here in her Etsy Shop: FROM EWE TO YOU

Want to Learn to Knit? 

Here's a Start...

The Complete Beginner's Guide to Knitting

The Complete Beginner's Guide to Knitting

Amazon Price: $15.99 (as of 12/09/2009) Buy Now

SEWING

Sewing or stitching or Tailoring is the fastening of cloth, leather, furs, bark, or other flexible materials, using needle and thread.

Sewing is used primarily to produce clothing and household furnishings such as curtains, bedclothes, upholstery, and table linens. It is also used for sails, bellows, skin boats, banners, and other items shaped out of flexible materials such as canvas and leather.

A Sewing Granny on Etsy 

Mona, from Prince Edward Island, Canada, is a talented seamstress who makes handmade baby items (burp pads, bibs and hand quilted quilts), kitchen linens (placemats, potholders, aprons), and custom orders. Her complete selection can be found here: Sewing Granny

Sewinggranny's current focus is on darling Christmas Stockings done in favorite childhood characters...

Bob the Builder Stocking

Bob the Builder

Strawberry Shortcake Christmas Stocking

Strawberry Shortcake

Neckties and Potholders handmade in the Adirondack Mountains of northern New York. 

by Wilderness Ties

Wilderness Ties creates men's 100% cotton neckties. Each are unique, depending on where they are cut on the fabric. There is a top quality interfacing in each tie to help it maintain its shape and the back of each one is hand stitched to allow for maximum flexibility. You will find a woven tag hand sewn on the back of your tie indicating it is handmade especially for you by Wilderness Ties on Etsy.

Wilderness also makes wonderful potholders out of some of the most unique fabric you will find anywhere.

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Barbie Doll Wardrobes 

by Grandma Linda's House

Does your little girl have a Barbie Doll or two? Do you collect Barbies? Keep Barbie well dressed in a wardrobe that is beautifully handmade with a great deal of love from Grandma Linda's House.

Grandma Linda really is a "Grandma" from West Bend, who learned to sew from her grandmother. As they say... what goes around, comes around. Linda is a perfect example.

Linda loves to work in many areas of fiber arts. In addition to sewing these beautiful Barbie Doll clothes, she crochets and does cross stitch.

Come visit Grandma Linda's House for fabulous finds in the field of fiber arts, in addition to her fantastic Barbie Doll creations. GrandmaLindasHouse

ROOM TO ROMP - Rompers for Toddler Boys 

Sandy of Clemson, SC is a talented seamstress who fits in both the Sewing and the Applique categories of Fiber Arts. Her Etsy Shop Room To Romp has the perfect design for little ones on the move. Rompers are easy-on, easy-off, roomy through the middle to accommodate bulky diapers and toddler bellies, and have crotch openings for fast and easy diaper changing. Rompers are also versatile for cool or warm weather because they are easy to layer with a shirt, turtleneck, or sweater. Her rompers come in toddler sizes from 18 months to 4T.

Besides being a wonderful item of clothing for toddlers, Sandy creates adorable appliques for her rompers that appeal to little boys. Whatever your toddler's interest, Sandy has the perfect applique.

Whoa It's Me! 

Fun and functional items for adults and children,

This delightful Fiber Arts creator is from Abbotsford, British Columbia. She loves to sew fun, functional and affordable creations, often from vintage and repurposed fabric, although she can't resist interesting new fabrics.

Whoa It's Me uses the applique form of needlework to perfection, particularly on her original and creative reusable fabric lunch bags. What a fun way for a child to take his lunch to school. She also creates pretty and practical vendors aprons for adults and craft aprons for kids. And her car organizer crayon rolls are a favorite with moms and kids alike! Come see all her wonderful creations at WhoaItsMe

Have you always wanted to Sew? 

Sewing 101: A Beginner's Guide to Sewing

Sewing 101: A Beginner's Guide to Sewing

by: The editors of Creative Publishing international

Amazon Price: $16.47 (as of 12/09/2009) Buy Now

QUILTING

Quilting is another sewing method, done by hand or by sewing machine. The process uses a needle and thread to join typically three layers together: the top fabric or quilt top, batting or insulating material and backing material. The quilter's hand or sewing machine passes the needle and thread through all layers and then brings the needle back up. The process is repeated across the entire piece where quilting is wanted.

Cute Quilted Purses 

My daughter-in-law, Kathie, is a very talented quilter who has made fantastic scenes in quilting for wall hangings, regular size quilts, quilts for baby cribs, and now darling little quilted purses. Kathie lives in Iowa and keeps busy with a full-time job, a hubby (my son) and a 7-year-old son (my darling grandson), so until she has more time I am featuring some of her quilted items in my Etsy Shop Mountainside Crochet

Beautiful Handmade Quilts 

by QuiltSewPieceful

For bed quilts, baby crib quilts, stunning quilted wall hangings, and quilted book covers and checkbook covers, QuiltSewPieceful has a wonderful selection, many which I'm sure will become heirlooms.

She has been a quilter for about 15 years, specializing in pieced quilts and a little fusible applique work. She has a line of her own patterns, and teaches a few quilting classes at a local shop. She mainly uses all cotton fabrics.

Ragamuffin Quilts 

Ragamuffin Quilts is a talented South Carolina Quilter who makes handcrafted quilts, coasters, purses, diaper bags, burp rags and more.

Her specialty is her own design for baby rag car seat quilts with a unique "hole" to attach the quilt to the car seat straps. No more lost or dirty blankets kicked off to the ground!

Come see her darling Etsy Shop: Ragamuffin Quilts

Quilting - An Ancient Art Still Popular Today 

Complete Guide to Quilting (Better Homes & Gardens Crafts)

Complete Guide to Quilting (Better Homes & Gardens Crafts)

by: Better Homes & Gardens

Amazon Price: $13.57 (as of 12/09/2009) Buy Now

Quilting 101: A beginners guide to quilting

Quilting 101: A beginners guide to quilting

by: Editors of creative Publishing, The Editors of Creative Publishing international

Amazon Price: $16.47 (as of 12/09/2009) Buy Now

NEEDLEWORK

Needlework is a broad term for the handicrafts of decorative sewing and textile arts. Anything that uses a needle for construction can be called needlework.

Needlework in it's Many Forms 

EMBROIDERY: Embroidery is the art or handicraft of decorating fabric or other materials with needle and thread or yarn. Embroidery may also incorporate other materials such as metal strips, pearls, beads, quills, and sequins.

PLASTIC CANVAS: Plastic canvas is a craft material of lightweight plastic with regularly spaced holes in imitation of embroidery canvas. It is also commonly known as vinyl weave. Plastic canvas is typically used as a foundation for needlepoint or other canvas work embroidery, usually in acrylic or wool knitting yarn. Due to its rigidity, it is useful for creating 3-dimensional objects such as tissue box covers, small jewelry boxes, handbags, and other decorative objects.

CROSS STITCH: Cross-stitch is a popular form of counted-thread embroidery in which X-shaped stitches are used to form a picture. Cross-stitch is usually executed on easily countable evenweave fabric. The stitcher counts the threads in each direction so that the stitches are of uniform size and appearance. This form of cross-stitch is also called counted cross-stitch in order to distinguish it from other forms of cross-stitch.

CREWEL EMBROIDERY: Crewel Embroidery, or Crewelwork, is a decorative form of surface embroidery using wool and a variety of different embroidery stitches to follow a design outline applied to the fabric. The technique is at least a thousand years old. It was used in the Bayeux Tapestry, in Jacobean embroidery and in the Quaker tapestry.

APPLIQUE: in the context of sewing, applique refers to a needlework technique in which pieces of fabric, embroidery, or other materials are sewn onto another piece of fabric to create designs, patterns or pictures.[1] It is particularly suitable for work which is to be seen from a distance, such as in banner-making.

Love to do Needlework? 

Complete Encyclopedia Of Needlework: Anniversary Edition

Complete Encyclopedia Of Needlework: Anniversary Edition

by: Therese De Dillmont, Rita Weiss, Jean Leinhauser

Amazon Price: (as of 12/08/2009) Buy Now

Plastic Canvas Creations - My Newest Craft Line 

by Mountainside Crochet

Mama Cat and Kittens Tissue Box CoverTo find a bit of variety in my crafting endeavors, I recently began creating items using plastic canvas and yarn. I love cats, so here's my Mama Cat and Kittens Tissue Box Cover.

Mountainside Crochet

PatternsAndSuch 

Patterns and Such is an Etsy Shop run by Anne from London, Ontario, Canada.

She has patterns galore for that creative crafter in plastic canvas, knitting, crochet, and sewing. She also carries craft supplies - that explains the "such" in her name! Come browse through her shop.... she may have just what you need to make your own crafty delight. PatternsAndSuch

Gail's Crafts 

Pretty Plastic Canvas Creations

Gail, a Mississippi crafter on Etsy, loves to work in plastic canvas like me. She has many attractive, decorative and useful items for your home, ranging from heart magnets to placemats to coasters to things between, like her butterflies magnets. Some items are made to match others.

My favorite of Gail's creations is her Tic-Tac-Toe Game for kids.

She also has some really colorful Crayon Holders.

GailsCrafts

You can check out all her clever creations right here: GailsCrafts

Clever Needlework Combination Craft 

by Manic Muffin Totes on Etsy

This interesting Etsy Seller from Birmingham creates unique items that are a combination of three forms of needlework. Her items are hand appliqued, hand embroidered and hand quilted. She makes Unique Plushies, Softies, Pillows, and Quilts. Her shop is dedicated to decorative and novelty items. All her quilts are quilted by hand, and she averages 12 stitches per inch. All her appliqued items are done by hand.

Manic Muffic says she loves making cute and bizarre pillows. Sometimes home decor needs to be a little fun! Come see her wonderful selection in her Etsy Shop Manic Muffin

Creations by Barbi 

Lovely Machine Embroidery

Barbi, a creative needlework artist from the San Francisco Bay area, has been doing beautiful machine embroidery for over 9 years. Her specialty is embroidered tea towels using 100% Cotton toweling material that is completely machine washable. Embroidery is done in rayon thread, so it is colorfast and fade resistant. Towels get softer and fluffier with each washing, but the design stays bright and new-looking. She has many designs to choose from. This Sea Shore design I find perfect for the Summer Season.

Come see all Barbi's designs here in her shop called Creations by Barbi

Needlework On Amazon 

Royal School of Needlework Embroidery Techniques

Royal School of Needlework Embroidery Techniques

by: Sally Saunders

Amazon Price: $24.95 (as of 12/09/2009) Buy Now

Ginnie Thompson Design Collection Counted Cross Stitch Graphs

Ginnie Thompson Design Collection Counted Cross Stitch Graphs

Amazon Price: $8.14 (as of 12/09/2009) Buy Now

The Complete Guide to Needlework

The Complete Guide to Needlework

Amazon Price: $7.98 (as of 12/09/2009) Buy Now

Etsy Fiber Artists/Crafters on Squidoo 

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JustBon Crochet Designs: Are you looking for original, handmade snowboard & ski hats, EMO and regular style beanies & rasta hats for both men and women, as well as fashionable hat & scarf sets too? Here they are! All my crochet patte...

Attention Etsy Shopkeepers 

Why not do a Squidoo Lens about YOUR Etsy Shop?

Clicking on this link will get you started on your Squidoo Journey ... Come join me on Squidoo

Welcome to Fans of the Field of Fiber Arts 

Both fiber artists and fans of handmade fiber items....

Come tell me your favorite field of Fiber Arts

Do you like to sew, knit, crochet, quilt, embroider, do needlework? Or do you just appreciate quality handmade creations?

Do you have an Etsy Shop in the field of Fiber Arts? Come add it to this lens... the more, the merrier! I love creative handmade items.

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    theraggededge theraggededge Dec 5, 2009 @ 4:56 pm
    Beautiful! I taught myself to knit socks earlier this year but have given them up in favour of Squidoo! Happy Holidays ;-)
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    MysticTurtle MysticTurtle Oct 11, 2009 @ 3:35 pm
    I enjoy making things with my hands...almost any needlework. But quilting is my love. I just wish I had more time and space for it.
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    2knights 2knights Sep 9, 2009 @ 7:49 pm
    Delightful. Maybe I'll join you on etsy soon! I guess it works from new Zealand?
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    GrandmaLindasHouse GrandmaLindasHouse Sep 2, 2009 @ 5:42 pm
    Pat,
    Thank you so much for featuring my shop this week. You are doing such a wonderful job on this lens and all of us owe you a huge debt of gratitude for the attention you are bringing to our creations. Your crocheted animals have made a multitude of children happy and I hope you will continue to do so for a long time.
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    shajo shajo Aug 27, 2009 @ 4:12 pm
    These are beautiful! I love handmade things, my grandma used to knit, crochet, embiodery, and sew so we always had lots of homemade clothes for us and our dolls. I really enjoyed this lens and that was very nice of you to feture some of your Etsy friends! :) Everyone is so talented! Great Job!
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    Whoa It's Me Whoa It's Me Aug 23, 2009 @ 11:18 pm
    Pat, thank you so much for choosing my shop to feature on your page. It is so generous of you to feature the work of other sellers, and you've done a terrific job! I love your little crocheted bears!
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Fiber Art Creations

Many of the items featured in this lens are available now in my Etsy Shop and in the shops of other fiber arts sellers.

Some of mine I've featured are not currently in my shop, but either will be soon, or are available upon request. Any questions or requests, please feel free to contact me through my Etsy shop or send me an email here through Squidoo. I'd love to hear from you.

A Few of my Cute 'Crocheted Critters' and Fun Household Designs 

Carrot Top Plush Doll

Carrot Top Plush Doll

Carrot Top Plush Doll
Lemondrop Lamb
Little Alien Antennae Amigurumi
Football Potholder
Smiley Face Doll
Pumpkin Dishcloth
Phillip the Frog
A Plush Toy
Little Lady Bug
Ollie Owl

Mountainside Crochet's Squidoo Lens 

About Me and my Passions

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Who is Mountainside Crochet? 

Wednesday Elf on Squidoo is Mountainside Crochet On Etsy

Mountainside Crochet is Me , Pat Austin - a retired 'grandma' who creates cute crocheted critters for the delight of children and offers them through my Etsy Shop.

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