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For as long as I can remember, I’ve worked on creative projects.  From writing stories and illustrating them as a child, to making clothing for my Barbies, I found joy in making things.  The projects changed from coloring to friendship bracelets to braided ribbon barrettes (I was a child of the 80’s!).

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Remember these?

I focused on art in high school and volunteered for set design/creation for the school musicals.  Once I arrived at Drexel University to study Fashion Design, I discovered the key to creativity.   We were encouraged to design anything we wanted – as long as we could figure out a way to execute it.  This approach fostered a creative approach paired with practical application.

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Project from Drexel in 1995:  Transform cotton gingham into an evening gown

In my life now, I try to incorporate as much creativity as possible.  I try to look at most things through an artful lens – food, crafts, photography, home decor.  I started this blog to share some of my ideas and hopefully show that everyone has the capacity to be creative – you just have to open yourself to trial and error.

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A more recent project – reclaimed an old door by staining and gold-leafing, then embellishing with beautiful illustration cards

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15 responses »

  1. Laura had those barrettes, too!!!

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  2. hi, thanks for stopping by our blog and liking our crepe cake recipe… we greatly appreciate it!

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  3. You have a very interesting blog….And thanks for deciding to follow my blog.

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  4. creativity plays a big part in what I enjoy, too. and thanks for visiting my blog. 🙂

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  5. Great photos! Thanks for sharing!

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  6. Your blog looks like a lot of fun. I will be following 🙂

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  7. I am just so happy to be a new follower for 2016. All my best to you.

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  8. Hello! Thank you very much for your time visiting my blog and follow!

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