Now that I have started doing various markets and festivals for my side art business, my DIY projects have shifted from things around the house to things for the booth. Part of me likes this even more because 1) they’re usually much quicker/smaller/simpler, and 2) so many more people get to see what you’ve built.… Read More
Welp…I sure didn’t expect to take this long of a break but here we are. I’ve missed this space and have had lots of fun stuff happening this past spring and summer so let’s get caught up and back in the swing of things, shall we? (affiliate links may be used for your convenience, click… Read More
Happy New Year friends! We had a good holiday break at home but all three of us ended up sick for most of it and are still coughing weeks later, so it wasn’t the most relaxing or productive couple of weeks. And of course just a couple weeks into 2019 and the hustle is strong… Read More
I started this year with a resolution to grow and build my little side art business, Green Sea Designs, so to have this last post of this year be about its very first market booth means so much. It’s the perfect way to round out 2018. The last couple of months have been the… Read More
Happy fall everyone! Amid all the fall craziness kicking into gear lately, I’ve got a super fun announcement today…I’m doing my very first market for my Etsy store, eep!! Sharing more about Green Sea Designs and my ideas for the booth below, but I am fa-reaking out and would love any advice you guys may… Read More
I’m not one to make resolutions at the start of the year, but this year was different. In 2016 my friend Alyssa and I opened an Etsy shop called Green Sea Designs where we sell prints of artwork we make from pressing marine algae found in our local waters. Over the next couple of years,… Read More
So today I promised you guys a huuuuge announcement, one I have been waiting for for about six months now…. I OPENED AN ETSY SHOP!!! As I mentioned back in December, 2015 was kind of a hard year for me and I was feeling pretty un-creative and deflated. I needed a creative outlet, even more than… Read More
