Friday, September 18, 2009

Miesmama

Hi there!

I was asked to do a post about me and to show my face, so hi, here I am! I took this picture of myself last year, there's not a lot of photos of me knocking around, thousands of my kid's though! lol!

So, here's my mini bio -

I have always loved being creative, especially in fiber arts, I even went to art college to pursue this, however I came to realise that I have not the ambitious drive to do that as a career, so it was shelved for a while. Work, travel, marriage, and kid's later, I decided to satrt again. Firstly, I wanted to re-learn how to knit, and was taught by a wonderful friend at a knitting group, this led to the discovery of felting, which I fell in love with. I began to make bags, and bowls, and loved to make them, but i began to wonder what to do with all my little creations. It was about this time that I also discovered Etsy, and the natural progression was to start selling my wares there. This has been a lovely way to continue my art, and make a little step towards a more self-sustaining lifestyle.

I live very happily in the Adirondacks, in Upstate New York, with my husband, two kids, dog and two cats, sometimes working at a local bookstore, and sometimes working on my felted creations. Life is good! ♥

8 comments:

Anonymous said...

Nice post. I spent lots of time camping in the Adirondacks when I was a kid! It's beautiful there :)

Live, Love, Laugh, Write! said...

It was fun to see a pic of you and learn more about you :)

Memories for Life said...

Great post! I'm lovin' all the carnival posts and getting to know more about my fellow bloggers :)

TiLT said...

Hey there - nice to see you :)

Splendid Little Stars said...

The Adirondacks are so beautiful! great post!

BeadedTail said...

Good to see you and learn more about you!

storybeader said...

So glad to meet you, miesmama. It's great that you returned to your art - a very nice progression. Love your work! {:-Deb

Katie McFarland said...

Great Post. I also love your stuff this is the first chance I have had to see it.