- MCT43- Steel Pan Cufflinks
- Dimensional Vision- Darling Little Reconstructed Vest
- Badan Body- Pure Jasmin Perfume Oil
- Five to Nine Design- Dreamcatcher Necklace
- Storm One- Barack Obama Original Mixed Media Painting
- Waterbury Jewels- Pearls of Nature Necklace
- Dabanga- Tri Metal Pendant
- Yarn Coture- Cable Neckwarmer
- Beyond Jewellery-White and Black Natural Hair Accessory
- Kaati Rocketts- Crocheted Coasters Set of Four
- 35 Of May- Custom Order Name Necklace
- Boutique DeBandeaux- Headband Turquoise
Thursday, September 16, 2010
EAOC picks of the Week!
Monday, September 13, 2010
Monday, September 6, 2010
Wednesday, September 1, 2010
Handmade Lovelies for FALL!
Yep! It's that time to officially say goodbye to summer and start gearing up for fall. Fall is such a great season! Check out these wonderful handmade items by our members.
- Simple Truth - Shades of Pink Necklace
- Yarn Coture- Brimmed Beanie/ Newsboy Hat
- The Soap Seduction- Soap Yarn Trio
- Badan Artisan- Hand Dyed Yarn
- Hotdogs & Poodles -Brown Blue Flora Tweed Shoulder Bag
- Marjories Nook- Vibrant Multi Hue Extra Long Scarf with Tassels
- Soulful Kisses- Blue and Brown African Print Purse
- Virtuous Creations - Natural Hair Accessories- Headband/Tube
- Shevon Gant Ceramics- Large Coffee Mug / Tea Cup
- MBrazenHussey- Denim Brooch with Crystal Beads
- Urban Adornments- Large Bronze Hoop Earings
Wednesday, August 25, 2010
Check Out Some Of Our Newest EAOC Members!
There has been so many new members added this summer, and I think it's a great idea to show them off. Here's two for now and more to come! Visit their Etsy shops, heart them, show them some love!
Top: Pillows made by Amani at Home
"Amani at Home cushions are made in mind for any consumer who desires to add a touch of distinctive character to their home. These unique pillows are inspired by African cultures mixing traditional with modernism. Here you will find a fresh approach to fabrics like African Wax Prints, Batik, Natural Indigo Fabrics, Mudcloth, Kuba Cloth, Tie and Dye and so much more! While some patterns are more casual, others are more formal – some are more neutral while others add just the right POP of color. "
Bottom: Wearable Art Jewelry made by Senufa
"I discovered ways to saw out faces and bodies from flat sheets of silver...
my focus now is to find these bodies and faces in a seed pod, slice of ebony or in a turtle shell and cat bones....
then, integrate silver and bronze to create wearable art!"
Contributed by:
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)




