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Reflecting on an embroidery project that I have recently started in which I am finished what my grandmother started many years ago.

In 2018, I chose not to purchase any new clothes for the majority of the year. This process allowed me to assess what I owned, wear things I had forgotten about, and purge clothes from my closet that were just taking up space.

Small Business Saturday is just a few short hours away and as a small business owner myself, I value shopping and supporting small business this an...

Hey there friend! I’ve been doing this little five things Friday segment for a little over a month and a half now, and today I thought I would take...

A quick summary of the past two months since I quit my day job and few things that I have learned in the process! I talk about the importance of setting my own schedule, the thrill of being self employed and the variety of emotions that I've experienced so far in the journey!

A comprehensive review of the five art supplies I always pack whenever I travel. This list includes a sketchbook, watercolors, aqua brushes, a bag, and a small pair of scissors. These supplies have been used by me for years in many different states and countries and have held up to a lot of wear and tear.

This installment of 5 Things Friday talks about adventures in Europe in the Netherlands and Germany and my love of waffles, blue tiles, sewing wherever there is space, art installations in public spaces, and one of my latest art crushes on Instagram. This is a weekly post listing five things that have caught my interest during the course of the week with links and pictures!

The second installment of 5 things Friday covering Amy's birthday, selling work at Meraki Handmade in Greensboro, NC, a lovely woven tennis racket, and upcoming travel to Europe that should be filled with waffles!

Five things Friday is a weekly post of five things I enjoyed or was inspired by this week. The week's roundup includes a book about a girl who escapes a fundamentalist doomsday prepping family, sweater weather, music that makes me want to dance, an art book with badass women in it, and a more efficient planner system.

Five concrete tips on how to find creative inspiration even if you're completely stuck. From writing, to going for a walk, or strolling through a new museum a change of scenery often helps get creativity flowing again.