
Next up is Heidi Adnum. I've known Heidi for many years, and at the time, I thought Heidi was heading for the corporate world and the food industry, but now she is an accomplished photographer and crafter. She has a great website and her photography and bunting is available on etsy, she also has a blog.
Finally, Miranda Earle is a local fabric printing gal .... I've done a printing workshop with her and it was great fun. Her designs are intricate, rich and distinctive. Have a look at her Blue Caravan shop. She is also on Facebook.
It takes courage, lots of time and a degree of risk to venture down the path of a handmade business. I take my hat off to them and wish them well!
Thanks for the mention, Gay! Great to find Sheryl and Miranda, too.
ReplyDeleteLove hearing about local crafty folk. Thanks
ReplyDeleteIt's wonderful when people can find a way to turn their creativity into beautiful objects for others. I do hope these local (to you!) crafters find much success!
ReplyDeleteVery encouraging! Well done to you too Gay.
ReplyDeleteLove the Miranda Earle fabrics!
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ReplyDeleteThanks for the glowing remarks Gay! Students are only as good as their legendary teachers and you sure are a legend! xx Shez
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