I
love beautiful things- especially when others can enjoy it, too. Designing is my passion. I almost always have someone in mind when I
am creating a new pattern or designing an invitation or stationery. I love creating something beautiful that can
be enjoyed by the recipient and then shared with their loved ones.
My
inspiration came from my Mama Dory.
Receiving hand-written letters on small printed-paper with flower
vignettes on the side while I was away at school was a major highlight in my
life. In a world of e-mail and texting,
(something that my grandma does not know how to do) receiving something
tangible, addressed to you is a special moment.
You know that person took the time to sign, seal and deliver a little
token of himself or herself to you. I
still keep all the letters my Mama Dory sends to me. Knowing that I could have an opportunity to
provide a passage for more letters to be sent and memories to be created is
astounding. I want to create beautiful
pieces that can be shared by grandmother-granddaughter, old college roommates,
neighbors and everyone else that cares about each other.
I
graduated from BYU in Psychology in 2008 and I started “designing” in 2008 when
I put together my son’s baby announcement.
I have come a long way since then.
I have taught myself a lot and taken classes from Nicole’s Classes that have fine-tuned my
skills. I wake up everyday yearning to
create something new and special. I am
still a full time mom and work from home when my kids are napping or in bed for
the night. My job as a mother always
comes first, but it is important to me to have something for myself- something
else that brings me satisfaction and accomplishment. What started out as a hobby-has turned into a
part-time business that I absolutely love waking up to everyday.
**I also love
waking up to chocolate (anything but dark) and reminiscing with DMB. I love movies and cuddling and could have
never done this without the help of my husband, who is incredibly supportive
and my #1 fan, and my kids as they inspire the “fun and carefree” side of
me.
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