Who wouldn't want to shop at a store with 'Super Duper' in it??? And there are really some super duper things in this shop!
- I love the originality and uniqueness of each item.
- I love how Louise takes small items {she calls them 'bits and bobs- how cute is that?} and turns out a incredible piece of art.
- I love how I can just hear her accent while I read her 'Shop Announcements'.
Super Duper Things
Name: Louise Evans
Location: Norwich, UK
Etsy Address: www.louloudo.etsy.com
Store name: Super Duper Things
Blogger: http://superduperthings.blogspot.com (I haven't taken the twitter plunge yet!)
What Etsy Teams do you belong to?
I don't currently belong to any Etsy groups, I'd love to join the UK street team as soon as I've got enough time to dedicate to them properly!
What is your craft?
I make jewelry, general accessories, bags and a few homewares - I'll try anything really! I use a mixture of vintage, recycled and new materials to make things with a new lease of life. I like my items to have a sense of humour, or lightheartedness.
I've always sort of made stuff, I've made my own jewelry for years, and then one day I realised that it had got to the point where I was making far more things than I or my friends had use for (after all, I've only got one neck!) so I booked a table at a great indie craft market in my home town, and it grew from there.
What part of your work do you find the hardest?
I most enjoy having just got hold of a good collection of vintage bits'n'bobs, and sitting down with my stash to see what I can make of them.
Where to you get/find your inspiration?
I find my inspiration all over the place - on my friends, fashion in general, the original items themselves...
What are the three most favorite items in your shop right now?
This little necklace:
This one too:
And this ring:
What is the best advice you have received?
The best advice I have received is to not keep thinking about 'what can I make that will people buy?' but to just create whatever you love yourself, whatever you'd wear, etc. That way your work is more creative and original.
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