Get To Know - Cutie Stuffs

By Michelle of Evie's Tool Emporium

What is your Etsy shop name?
My Etsy shop name is Cutie Stuffs.

How did you come up with that name?
I love all kinds of cutie things and I first started this shop by selling my cutie handmade stuffs. Later on I became a supplies seller.

What sort of crafting supplies do you sell?
I sell aluminum cover buttons in 7 sizes, surgical stainless steel earring posts and french hook ear wires, adjustable glue-on rings, Swarvoski flatback rhinestones and adhesives, bobby pins, brooch pins and silver plated disk-loop bracelets.

Do you craft yourself? If so, what do you like to make?
I love crafting so much! I crochet, knit and sew. I also love polymer clay making, jewelry making and cross stitching. You can view my profile on
Flickr.

Please tell us one thing that nobody would know about you.
I love cooking too! And I'm so good in Asian cuisine like Chinese, Korean and Japanese food!

What is your favorite thing to make for dinner?
Fried rice!

If you sell on other venues, where else can we find your items?
I also have a shop at ArtFire.

You can also find me in these social networks:
Facebook (be sure to look for the coupon code!) CutieStuffs
Blog My Cutie Stuffs
Twitter CutieStuffs

Tutorial - Copper Domed Pendant Necklace Utilizing A Wooden Dapping Block

By Michelle of Evie's Tool Emporium

Every once in awhile you stumble upon a great opportunity to partner with someone that leads to the unexpected. About a year ago via the internet I met Dotty from Totally Tutorials. She has a wonderful blog site that features tutorials made by many talented, creative artists.

I discovered that she was looking for supply sellers to offer supplies in exchange for a tutorial. I jumped at the opportunity. One of the exchanges Evie's Tool Emporium participated in was with alteredbeauty. The supply that we gave in exchange was a wooden dapping block with punches. Ashley created a copper domed pendant tutorial that is not only a quick easy read, but also shows how a new tool can change the creative process!

If you are a supply seller or an artist please feel free to contact Dotty. She is wonderful to work with and I know your experience will be as positive as mine! A huge thank you to Ashley for her tutorial!