Do I write this post every year? I think so. I have begun the Christmas and Holiday creating for 2020. It always feels strange to start pulling out the reds and greens when I'm still wearing shorts to do yard work, and this year is no different, in that respect. I am so thankful to …
I've finally been able to give myself permission to create. All the fear, anger, exhaustion -- was getting to me. It was as if I was feeling so bad, that my mind decided that I had to keep feeling bad. Minds are an interesting place. To think I had to convince myself that I had …
It's finished (mostly). Of course, I still need a door, the outlets need covers, and I need a light -- but other than that -- it is now a usable space. I've even started making some stuff. How fun to set up, uncover, reclaim my supplies. I know there is even more to find. The …
Not sure what prompted this, but I made a bunch of teeny, tiny notebooks. Are the practical? Not really. But it was fun, and kept me occupied for a little while. The words come from this amazing old drawer of rubber stamps I found at a flea market a few summers back. I think I …
Whether we like it or not, that's what a lot of us have on our hands, time to read. We should also be thinking of making time to create, because our brains are surely craving that. I read this. I will read this again. I signed up for the newsletter. I think you should, too. …
It is a great, and at the same time, stressful feeling to have empty inventory buckets. First, and best, it means -- hooray, you like me, you really like me, and want to purchase my notebooks. Second, it means, it's time to build those stores back up, so get to work! I'm really liking the …
The studio has outlets and a floor! Sometimes you have to imagine, or guess how something is going to turn out. You know what you like, and have an inkling that it will look good, but you really don't know until it's finished whether it's to your liking or not. I am experiencing this phenomenon …
Wishing you all lots of hearts and fun on this sunny February day! Stamps by Stampin' Up.
I'm feeling good about the status of my card stash. Recently, it has gotten a little slim so I've been actively working on building it back up. These cards are made with Graphic 45 patterned papers, Tim Holtz paper dolls, and rubber stamps by Stampin' Up, Dyan Reavley, Dina Wakely, Tim Holtz, and who knows …
The mudding of the sheet rock is looking great! I can now see how I can use this space. It's getting me all motivated and stuff. Things I'm thinking about: Moving all my supplies upstairs. Getting a DJ set up and playing around. I may have watched a lot of Hip Hop Evolution on Netflix …
