Hello! It’s reveal day for the art of the January “Let’s Stay Home” CWR Kit! I know after the hustle and bustle of the holidays I am ready to stay home, get organized and make my house pretty. In my case we are still unpacking from our move 6 months ago. I know ridiculous! We have decided we need shelving! LOTS of shelving. So for the month of January, Let’s Stay Home!
Sneak peeks for the kit will be posted on Instagram and Face book, so be sure to follow along!
XO, Rebecca
They are here!! New ornaments along with old ornaments are now in stock now! The new designs include:
Church in the Wildwood
Vintage Camper
Country Barn
Gnome
Of course I brought back the fave’s Santa, Mr. and Mrs. Snowman and all the wonderful fun girls! Be sure to check out the shop to see the listings. Once they are gone, their gone!
Tis the seasons for cuteness!
Rebecca
Me? Published! Wow I was so excited and thrilled to be even considered. My creative pen guru, Angel with PenGems suggested that I be interviewed for the publication out of Dallas, Texas called the Voyage Dallas Trail Blazers. I was sent a questionnaire with questions to answer about myself and my business along with any advice that I would give to anyone coming into business as a creative entrepreneur.
So first up, I had to know the meaning of a Trail Blazer, so this is what googled told me a person “who makes a new track through wild country, a pioneer, an innovator.” Now I know I’m not the first person to go on this journey, but I am the only one that is going on MY journey. I have to say in this stage of my adventure the number one thing I tell myself over and over is to NEVER EVER give-up. I took on this business motto back in 2012 when I decided to start my small business. Throughout my life I had started so many creative outlets, I took floral design, I started a handmade business right after my son was born, and I created different crafts and sold them to friends. All these times I just quit when it became too hard or I didn’t really know the next step. In 2011, I discovered blogs and it opened my eyes widely to so many creative types and finding my tribe. This is when my dreams began to take a direction, I believed that it is possible to do what you are supposed to be doing, in my case it’s being an artist, and make a living. Not as a starving artist but as a creative entrepreneur. Using my creativity to inspire others to create and have a whole lot of fun in the process.
You can find the online version of the article here
I ordered a printed copy of the article to put on my art studio wall to remind myself to keep moving forward, create the life you want!
Happy Trails,
Rebecca
