I've been invited to have a booth at the Fresno Christian Reform Church's annual brunch and boutique! I was a bit hesitant at first when Candace asked me if I would be interested in selling some of my crocheted items. I tend to procrastinate on things especially when I feel like I have plenty of time to get it done. This opportunity was just too fun to pass up so I jumped in. Amazingly I haven't procrastinated or gotten bored with making items to sell.
My friend Jessica and I will be sharing a booth. She has crocheted some darling baby items including bibs, booties, and beanies. Since she is making things for Baby, I thought I would make some things for Mommy!
I started out making this delicious wrap made out of super chunky, sproingy yarn that doubles as a tunic with a couple big buttons. You can also wrap it around your neck to wear as a giant scarf or drape it over one shoulder and button it in the back as an elegant looking shawl. I call it the Any Way Wrap (here's where a picture would be nice, huh). After spending days figuring out a pattern and crocheting it, I wanted to make something small that would give me some instant gratification. That's when I found my new love: crochet/wire/bead jewelry! So far each piece of jewelry that I've made is different and I want to keep them all! I hope that is a good sign!
I've been invited to have a booth at the Fresno Christian Reform Church's annual brunch and boutique! I was a bit hesitant at first when Candace asked me if I would be interested in selling some of my crocheted items. I tend to procrastinate on things especially when I feel like I have plenty of time to get it done. This opportunity was just too fun to pass up so I jumped in. Amazingly I haven't procrastinated or gotten bored with making items to sell. 
My friend Jessica and I will be sharing a booth. She has crocheted some darling baby items including bibs, booties, and beanies. Since she is making things for Baby, I thought I would make some things for Mommy!
I started out making this delicious wrap made out of super chunky, sproingy yarn that doubles as a tunic with a couple big buttons. You can also wrap it around your neck to wear as a giant scarf or drape it over one shoulder and button it in the back as an elegant looking shawl. I call it the Any Way Wrap (here's where a picture would be nice, huh). After spending days figuring out a pattern and crocheting it, I wanted to make something small that would give me some instant gratification. That's when I found my new love: crochet/wire/bead jewelry! So far each piece of jewelry that I've made is different and I want to keep them all! I hope that is a good sign!
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Beautiful, Steph! I can't wait to see it all!!
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