A family run emporium.
Faded tends to be a term that we mentally associate with old, worn out, no longer useful, ready to be thrown away. In my creative ventures those things that are faded, worn out, needing to be discarded, are actually repurposed into things of beauty, pleasure and service. Truly trash to treasure transformations, . . . […]
An artisan derives inspiration from any of an unlimited number of sources. For me, the most inspiring images are those of flowers and butterflies . . . and some of the photos my children have taken.
In a previous post, I shared about a craft show I attended last month. At this show I introduced a new product to my local market, the handmade junk journal, and I had several people stop and look through the journals, absolutely fascinated with the idea of these little gems.
My business has been in a state of cryostasis (terminology borrowed from the conversations of my sci-fi loving children) for a few years now. This year is the year I decided to regroup, rebrand, and reset my vision so I actually accomplish some goals, and move my business forward.