Well, it's finally time to spill the beans on the secret project I've been working on with Jess from Create & Thrive and Deb from Tizzit Co over the past couple of months... We've launched a BRAND NEW PODCAST! The Business of Making is a new, no-holds-barred, no...
Whenever I go through phases of making more with my hands - practicing lettering, doing some photo journalling, mocking up tutorial projects for you guys - I find that the more I do it, the more easily I do it the next day. It's like my hands making something one day,...
Want some tips on how to easily introduce creativity into your day? Read on, my friend, read on. The satisfaction you get when you complete a project is awesome. But even better, is the process of actually creating something, ANYTHING (drawing, building, painting,...
I've had a couple of little AHA moments around why setting intentions for the year ahead (and writing them down!) is super important, so I'm going to share them with you, and I'd love to know if you've had the same experience! Right now I'm doing a little...
When I was on maternity leave with Rafa (now in primary school!), I was selling my handmade jewellery regularly in boutiques across Australia, at local markets, and online through Etsy and Madeit. While all these avenues were fairly successful, I found the online...
I bet you made a to-do list for your business today or this week (either mentally, digitally or on paper), and it has more than 7 things on it. And I bet all those things are in different areas of your work and life, and do not have a common goal or focus (if they do,...
This is the ninth post (and final for this series!) in a blog series documenting my journey attending market stalls in Canberra, and this post talks about the importance of your stall display to add to the story of your brand. Luckily for me, I documented all this on...
This is the eighth post in a blog series documenting my journey attending market stalls in Canberra, and talks about how I have FINALLY put some processes in place to make life a bit easier. Luckily for me, I documented all this on my personal blog, and...
If you follow any entrepreneurs or business coaches (or pretty much anyone in business with an Instagram account) online, chances are you've heard things like "Fail Big" and "You're not pushing hard enough unless you're failing". But what the hell does that actually...
This is the seventh post in a blog series documenting my journey attending market stalls in Canberra, and talks about how good it feels when it all starts coming together... Luckily for me, I documented all this on my personal blog, and will be re-posting those...
This is the sixth post in a blog series documenting my journey attending market stalls in Canberra, and talks about expanding my range to include items I'd designed on the computer, utilising my graphic design skills. Luckily for me, I documented all this...
This is the fifth post in a blog series documenting my journey attending market stalls in Canberra, and talks about venturing into new markets to suit your products. Luckily for me, I documented all this on my personal blog, and will be re-posting those...
This is the fourth post in a blog series documenting my journey attending market stalls in Canberra, and talks about what to do when a market day goes totally wrong. My hot tip: Go shopping! 😉 Luckily for me, I documented all this on my personal blog,...
This is the third post in a blog series documenting my journey attending market stalls in Canberra, and talks about expanding my range for my market stalls in 2010. Luckily for me, I documented all this on my personal blog, and will be re-posting those...
This is the second post in a blog series documenting my journey attending market stalls in Canberra, and talks about my very first market stall at the Handmade Markets back in 2010! Luckily for me, I documented all this on my personal blog, and will be...
I'm starting a blog series documenting my journey attending market stalls in Canberra, from my very first, very small stall at Handmade Canberra way back in 2010 (and not knowing what the hell I was doing much of the time), to being a regular stall holder...