I typically don't post on Holidays themselves but I'm celebrating Thanksgiving this Saturday with my husband's family, so I have the day off to relax and blog!
No seriously, I wanted to share with you how thankful I am for my life as a creative person and for you - reading my blog posts and celebrating with me everyday the joy of art and creativity. It is deep within every person to manifest their feelings and thoughts, whether it be through cooking or even how to problem solve. Creativity isn't just relegated to art. I could go on and on but I'll keep it short.
THANK YOU!
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Eilisain aka Lisette in Gaelic
Welcome to my blog, where I document my process in making jewelry, muse on the influence of art and the joy of making beautiful objects.
Showing posts with label blessings. Show all posts
Showing posts with label blessings. Show all posts
Thursday, November 26, 2015
Wednesday, December 31, 2014
All you need is a wishbone
As this year comes to a close, of course I'm reflecting, but also feeling incredibly grateful and blessed. I don't think most people do that often enough or take the time to say everything is going to be alright.
So with this new year coming, I wish you many blessings and to take the time to meditate and appreciate. I searched for something that was appropriate but unique. I came across this lovely design card. It's serious and humorous.
HAPPY NEW YEAR dear friends and followers! Cheers to you!!
| Jasmine design card. Available here. |
Wednesday, November 6, 2013
The Universe listens
Here is a little confession. There have been days this year where I've seriously questioned how I'll survive being an independent jeweler, it's been a struggle as much as I've had success it's an up hill climb. However I know it's worth it, when I sit at my bench and remember the first awe I had when I completed a ring or a bracelet.
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Several months ago, I had posted on an FB jewelry group for recommendations on jewelry displays and how to go about purchasing equipment. Next thing I know I get an email from a fellow artist about two jewelry displays that she has in her basement, and are mine, for free if I'm willing to pick them up. Luckily this was about an hour and a half drive away.
I could not believe my luck, and it hit me yesterday how fortunate and how when I do question how sustainable this career is, life throws me a bone or more like free display cases. This person could've tried selling the cases but her generosity was a godsend, to me and Art Avenue. I'm forever grateful for that. Not just that, I'm so thankful for loyal customers and new people I meet that buy my jewelry.
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