Um, well, I'm pretty tired. I must be - I had lots of ideas about things I wanted to blog about and now, suddenly, my mind's blank. Another reason why I should always carry a notebook with me.
Of course, this would mostly entail taking a notebook with me into alpha state, which is pretty impossible. So, yeah.
Anyway. The greeting cards didn't really work out - I'm not sure why, the just don't look like I imagined them. Maybe I need the use ink colours other than black, or maybe I just need to learn how to use the printer better. It could be many things, but these will stay on the backburner for a while. Maybe for Christmas?
My new necklace collection also wasted a lot of material to get right, so now I have to wait for more to arrive, since I need to keep some in stock to cover the orders I have. No matter! I missed working with fabric, so I got into that again today, and I'm pretty pleased with the results! I should have them up on the shop soon-ish. I'm also going through a phase of dammit-I-have-so-much-stuff-made-why-isn't-it-for-sale-already? Actually, I know why. It's because the day after I always hate everything and it takes me a couple of weeks to sort of like my work again. It's also because I loose interest in what I've just done very quickly, and unless I put it for sale and have to make more, I usually move on to the next thing.
Why am I this complicated?
On something completely different: first signs of Spring! Oh, glorious, fragrant Spring, you can't get here soon enough! We're now halfway between the Solstice and the Equinox, and while I haven't been a pagan for years, the very visible passing of the seasons you get here in Britain makes one want to celebrate, or at least acknowledge, the festivals. So, merry Imbolc!
And now, some tacos! Talk to you soon, my ten gorgeous readers.
I didn't realise that you had 2 etsy shops,with such diverse styles I suppose you need them, your things seem to be selling well, congratulations.
Posted by: carolyn | February 05, 2007 at 10:45 PM
Even if you don't like some of your work after you make it, probably someone will like and and maybe buy it. I mean, if the craftsmanship if good which I'm pretty sure it is :D
Posted by: Diogo | February 06, 2007 at 12:45 PM