I was reminded yesterday of how magical is spring. We woke up to 4 cm. fresh snow. By evening it was gone and spring bulbs were none the worse. Below is my attempt to capture the feel of snowdrops, our first blooms every year.
Q. When does a hobby stop being a hobby? A. When you no longer continue the activity for pure enjoyment.
That being said, I’m a hobbyist who enjoys creating. My current interest is mostly jewellery – glass beads, metal, natural stone and minerals. I get a kick learning a technique or working with a medium I haven’t tried before. The problem is what do I do with all the items I’ve made. My solution is this blog.
I’d rather see the bracelets, necklaces et al find a home with someone who will enjoy wearing them as much as I did making them. If I can cover my costs as well, then I can afford to keep trying new projects without going broke. Sounds good in theory. Hope it works.
Look forward to hearing from you by email if you see something you like or have questions.
I was reminded yesterday of how magical is spring. We woke up to 4 cm. fresh snow. By evening it was gone and spring bulbs were none the worse. Below is my attempt to capture the feel of snowdrops, our first blooms every year.
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