I have some fun news! In fact, lots of fun news!
First of all, I am now a college graduate! Yeah! Four years and no debt, and I'm feeling pretty good about it. Now if I could only get that B.S. degree to turn its self into a job....
In the meantime, to supplement my retail career, I'm pushing my brand of accessories, Alchemy Tea! And I'm extremely excited to announce that a selection of Alchemy Tea accessories are now available at the Red Square Boutique in San Mateo!
If you live in the CA bay area, you should definitely go check this place out. Red Square has a marvelous collection of fashionable pieces all produced and designed by local artists that you can't find anywhere else. I'm extremely honored and excited to have the opportunity to sell my products here!
The Alchemy Tea Shop is slowly filling back up! Soon to be added are belts and fascinators! http://www.etsy.com/shop/alchemytea
Alchemy Tea also has an official facebook page now: https://www.facebook.com/alchenyteaaccessories
To celebrate the new page, we'll be doing a small earring give-away when we reach 50 fans! So help spread the word!
About Me
- julia.turbo
- Los Angeles, CA, United States
- I'm Julia! I sew and design fabric and go on food adventures!
Showing posts with label etsy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label etsy. Show all posts
Wednesday, June 20, 2012
Saturday, September 3, 2011
Fun Things on the Horizon
Since My last post here, I have:
Turned the "ripe old" age of 21,
Been promoted,
Begun perhaps my last summer vacation ever,
Crafted my crafty little heart out,
Visited Disneyland for the first time in what feels like a lifetime,
Participated in Harts Fabric's 1st Annual Craftacular Wonderfair,
And been roped into applying for San Francisco's winter Renegade Craft Fair by a colleague.
Whew! It's been an eventful (more than a) few months!
But I feel that I am in a position now to pay more attention to this blog, and my wonderful crafting hobbies and friends.
I've been stepping out of my crafting comfort zone by pushing myself to create new items out of new materials that i can hopefully market and sell (unfortunately, working in the fabric industry doesn't necessarily support my fabric addiction)
I've been working on these leather pouches:
I've ben making them in both coin purse sizes, and what I call "secrets" size, which I imagine to be perfect for ring boxes, tooth fairy pouches, or of course, small secrets.
I'm having fun choosing fabric to match with the leather. I get to use all of my favorite cottons that I don't necessarily desire to make a garment out of. It's also a great way to bust trough all of my cotton and leather scraps.
I also sold these knit tops that I screen printed. I like the style of top, but I think that If I make them again, I'll build a cleaner screen (although the grungy, distressed look of these tops is kind of fun!)
I'm adding items to my etsy this weekend, and I'll have new posts here this week, including a fun and easy top tutorial!
Turned the "ripe old" age of 21,
Been promoted,
Begun perhaps my last summer vacation ever,
Crafted my crafty little heart out,
Visited Disneyland for the first time in what feels like a lifetime,
Participated in Harts Fabric's 1st Annual Craftacular Wonderfair,
And been roped into applying for San Francisco's winter Renegade Craft Fair by a colleague.
Whew! It's been an eventful (more than a) few months!
But I feel that I am in a position now to pay more attention to this blog, and my wonderful crafting hobbies and friends.
I've been stepping out of my crafting comfort zone by pushing myself to create new items out of new materials that i can hopefully market and sell (unfortunately, working in the fabric industry doesn't necessarily support my fabric addiction)
I've been working on these leather pouches:
I've ben making them in both coin purse sizes, and what I call "secrets" size, which I imagine to be perfect for ring boxes, tooth fairy pouches, or of course, small secrets.
I'm having fun choosing fabric to match with the leather. I get to use all of my favorite cottons that I don't necessarily desire to make a garment out of. It's also a great way to bust trough all of my cotton and leather scraps.
I also sold these knit tops that I screen printed. I like the style of top, but I think that If I make them again, I'll build a cleaner screen (although the grungy, distressed look of these tops is kind of fun!)
I'm adding items to my etsy this weekend, and I'll have new posts here this week, including a fun and easy top tutorial!
Labels:
cotton,
craft fair,
etsy,
knit,
leather,
screen printing
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