Where to Find

If you’re out and about, you can find Little Eye Designs at the following Maine retailers:

Coffee By Design. 43 Washington Ave., 67 India St., 620 Congress St., Portland, ME locations.  95 Main St. (inside L.L.Bean flagship store) in Freeport, ME.  Little Eye and CBD partnered in mid-2010 to create a line of ‘java jewelry’ featuring coffee images in magnets, pins, hair clips, rings and necklaces.  You can also order them from home, click here for their online shop.

Find 16 Free St., Portland, ME.  (207)699-4285.  Find features vintage and unique clothing as part of their clothing exchange, which is a billionty times better than consignment!  Trade in your old duds for cash or store credit and realize, in one room, why Portlanders are so damn fashionable.  Click here for Find’s website.

Maine Maven. 31 Mill St., Orono, ME.  (207)866-3575.  This brand new shop in downtown Orono opened on Black Friday, 2010.  I am so honored to have my work on display in their shop, Kristen and Jason really know what they’re doing!  UMO students can relax, now that they’re tapped in to a network of sweet little handmade goods.  Click here for Maine Maven’s (incredibly well-written) blog.

Paper Moon. The corner of Bridge and Main St., Westbrook ME.  So so many unique works from artists and craftsman from all around New England.  Owners Andy and Jan Edmonds Curran are incredible artists themselves, and you can find their original paintings on sale here!  While you’re there, hit up the French Press Eatery across the street for some breakfast:  you won’t be disappointed.

Picnic. Annual arts and music festival in Portland, ME.  Run by a handful of creative and smart Mainers, Picnic features vendors who are fresh, original and usually very affordable!  I’m psyched to have participated in 4 festivals since September 2009 and look forward to the next!  Yeah, yeah, Picnic!

Roots and Tendrils. 2 Cross St., Belfast, ME.  As if fiberglass bears, a beautiful view and relative proximity to Perry’s Nut House weren’t enough reasons to go to Belfast, now we have Roots & Tendrils.  It’s a shop full of collections by young, local artists by day and an alternative arts and music venue by night.  Click here to visit their snazzy website! Update:  Sadly, Roots and Tendrils will be closing at the end of January, 2011.  Go visit them in Belfast NOW for some excellent sales and some wicked good display items, guy.

And, of course, if you don’t want to leave your house you can find me on Etsy, click here for the Little Eye Designs Etsy shop.

If you are a shop owner and interested in carrying Little Eye designs, please contact me at littleeyedesigns at gmail dot com.