Fleur Envy

Fleur Peek ~ Fleur Envy Colored Glass Unique Jewellery

Friday, September 26, 2014

Our one-of-a-kind Christmas Fleur Envy collection.

I find the colors and combinations very refreshing and visually pleasing.

We welcome personalization of the jewellery.

Include a tag with your initials, dates or numbers.

Customization also available.

Let us know you have in mind,

be it your favorite colors, birthstones, etc.

We will work out something just for you.

We love the process of making something special for you :)

One-of-a-kind Clutches

Add a splash of vibrant color to your wardrobe.

Handmade with high quality Italian natural leather, hand dyed and bleached cotton fabric

and handmade leather tassel.

Available in a rainbow of colors, each unique and special, just like you.

Beautiful, versatile and everyday.
You will simply adore them!

Lovingly handmade in Latvia.

Saturday, September 20, 2014

Interested in Christmas shopping in the comfort of your home

with the company of your close friends and relatives?

Why not host your private Fleur Envy party!

Please get in touch soon if you are interested! :)
Details as below.

Little Enchanted Woods Clocks & Coasters

Friday, September 19, 2014

New additions to the Little Enchanted Woods Collection!

Adorable clocks and coasters made from bamboo.

We have always wanted to include home ware in our collection.

Our handmade clocks and coasters make this dream come true. Yippee :)

Pretty little coasters and clocks to inject some fun into your lovely home this Spring!

Available in Fleur Envy boutique and online.

I do have plans for more products in home ware and fashion accessories.

Please let me know what you think of them! Cheers!

Packaging the coasters in the studio.

Spraying paint on the clock hands in the garage.

From sketches to real products.

It has been a marvelous journey to witness this beautiful transformation.

Some of my sketches for the Little Enchanted Woods collection.
Mainly from the initial stage.
I find them amusing :)

Interview with Susan Magdangal

It is easy to fall in love with Susan's work. Beautiful wild flowers in all sorts of vibrant colors.
A little abstract, hence leaving much room for your imagination.
Her watercolor paintings remind me of childhood, spring, lavender fields, laughter and happiness.
Lets walk into the life of this extremely talented artist and understand a little more about her...

Susan, tell us how you first get started?
Learning to paint always interested me. On a trip in my early 20's, I discovered I really enjoyed watercolor painting. I copied images from a library book using a compact traveller's Winsor & Newton set.

What are the things that inspire you?

Color in nature in general. I get excited when I see something I feel like painting. I may take a photo if on a trip for example and browse through the pictures later. I may like a particular scene, flower or shape/color. I look for a beginning, an open door and the rest takes a step from the last stroke made.

The word “handmade” – what does it mean to you?

That is comes directly from the artist and reflects his/her inspiration, unique signature.

Tea or Coffee for you?

Lately coffee with cream and sugar.

Can you describe your work in 3 words?

Fresh, colorful, lively

What is a "normal" day for you?

I usually like a good breakfast, maybe a walk then any chores/errands. I always look forward to just relaxing to pause about what's next on my creative list - whether it's painting, sewing or working on the computer.

What do you read?

Usually non-fiction. My current hardcovers are Still Writing by Dani Shapiro, My Paris Kitchen and How Paris Became Paris (visited 1 year ago and still hooked).

Can you share with us what's your work process like?

I have to be in the mood with minor interruptions. I like a clear desk with tools ready on hand. I choose a piece from a photo or actual display that tickles my mind into starting out. If it goes well, I surprise myself in the end. If it doesn't, I try again.