little cloth girl & moi

Looking back over the last few months, I’ve realized that Little Cloth Girl was really everyday flight from harsh reality and daily problems that I was managing by handling my needle. I adore Little Cloth Girl and all the pretty things from my little fabric. I’ve put so much love and attention in every single bag, so even if things don’t turn out as I hope, I will still be very proud of myself. At last, I am not a businessman. And I’ll tell you that it’s certainly great privilege if you are able to create from your heart. The biggest issue now appears to be listing items on my etsy shop, because I need photographer and my boyfriend is currently busy with his own projects. Should I find a new boyfriend photographer or I will learn to be patient? Oh sweet patience, you were never really good friend of mine. 

p.s. photos are from last Saturday when I packed my suitcase and I exposed the secret world of Little Cloth Girl to curious passengers at local handmade fair here in my hometown. We embellished our booth with roses, some antique furniture and  prints of collages  I made for Audrey Grace. I survived the day with four coffees, pack of cigarettes and with the help of my friend. (photos on flickr)

p.p.s. I realized that my sentences are kind of messy lately. I am experiencing terrible writer’s block :)

Oh those plans

I had planned to publish this post just after the New Year’s Eve but somehow it was lost between the holiday’s overtiredness and thrill for upcoming year. Also is possible that misslikey is just like a boy and had lost ability to do multiple things at the moment. Maybe that characteristic comes with years or it’s just a passing thunderstorm. However, I wanted to describe what I was doing for holidays. Before the clock ticked twelve on December 25th I spent hours and days sitting at my working table. Half of the time I was listening to the noise that my sewing machine was producing and the rest of the time I was splashed in acrylic paint and glue. Reason for that was the decision to start my little business with the things I make. I came with the name and start selling. I don’t know if it was because of the charming name; The Little Cloth Girl or because of the products, but people actually were buying my little crafts. So it made me happy and I was thankful that Little Cloth Girl’s Christmas balls with tulle, flowers and bows and linen bags were décor on many trees. My boyfriend also drew handsome illustrations that I used for cute labels and holiday cards. So after the midnight on December 25th half blinded, I decided to take a little break before the new plans with The Little Cloth Girl. I was watching French movies, playing hostess, ate strawberry jelly cheese hearts and muffins with cinnamon, apples and almonds. I realized that the cupcakes with chocolate, chili and pepper and warm wine are really able to erase every melancholic feeling. What also made me happy was a royal carriage clock from 1940s and vintage tobacco boxes that my boyfriend found in his basement. I didn’t make New Year’s resolutions cause I don’t believe anymore in years but the days. These days I am picking new fabrics and creating samples for my Etsy store that’s going to be open soon.

Also I planned to say that I am wishing you a Happy New Year...

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