These many years later I am still looking. I think many of us are trying to discover where our passion lies and what we want to do with our lives. I envy those fortunate few who have found the perfect job, the ones I read about who say, "I can't believe I get paid to do this." I'm still trying to figure out what I'm going to be when I grow up.
I've known for many years that my main passion is my family. They are my center and my heart. The house is quiet now, however, and I am searching for that one thing that will give me wings. The trouble with creative minds is the turbulence of ideas. They flood my mind and I bounce from one wonderful idea to the next never landing on any long enough to give it focus. I get bored easily. I think it's because I am so intelligent......but maybe I'm just not disciplined.
I have decided to make hats and see if I can sell them on Etsy. This morning I was making flower pins with which to embellish them. I worked for about 2 hours which was about an hour longer than I was comfortable and then I decided to write this blog. Well, we'll see if this newest idea flies.
These flower pins are about 3", have sparkling fiber integrated throughout and a crystal center. A feather gives them just a little more pizazz.
The flowers attach to a party hat made of vintage fabrics. The hats are reversible so it's like having two hats in one.
You could also wear the pin on a lapel or put it on a headband, so really it's like 4 things in one!
It's fun to make the flower pins,( for awhile). I like the finished product. Anything costumey and glittery makes me happy. I think we all like to dress up sometime, that's why Halloween is so popular.
More on the hats later, but for now I'm on to something else. I have to clean up my mess.
Oh this is my favorite post so far! I think I really understand what you mean. And I love this idea! I'm going to have to get Baby O to model your sample hats and send you the photos! Love the reversible idea and the idea that the pins can come on and off too. So clever. :-)
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