Posted by Carrie Keplinger
Remember shrinky dinks? You colored the special plastic sheets, cut out the shapes, and watched them shrink like magic as they baked in the oven. It was pretty much the best thing ever when you were eight years old, and it's still the best thing ever even if you are 28 years old (or more!).
Posted by Carrie Keplinger
It's winter right now for half the world. It's cold. It's dreary. Many of us are stuck inside due to ice and snow, biding our time until spring.
Posted by Carrie Keplinger
Time is hard to come by these days. With only 24 hours in a day we can’t afford to waste them dwelling in confusion and anxiety. Competently organizing your day-to-day workflow can run your business like a well-oiled machine while giving it the proper attention it needs to expand.
Posted by Carrie Keplinger
Miss Muffet garter by Never a Plain Jane
Once upon a life’s adventure, I unexpectedly stumbled across Opportunity sitting on the tailgate of a moving truck. We chatted for a bit and decided the time had come for me to trade file folders and memoranda for dupioni silk and brightly-colored thread.
Posted by Carrie Keplinger
It's snowing again here at our Pennsylvania office, with promises of being knee-deep by dinnertime if the current rate of snowfall prevails. It's been so cold lately that I started working on a pair of legwarmers last night, even though I promised myself back in the 80s that I'd never wear such silly things again. Yes, it's that cold.
With such thoughts in mind, I invite you to grab a cup of hot cocoa and enjoy my collection of knit and crochet items below. They're guaranteed to give you the warm fuzzies!
Posted by Carrie Keplinger
Thought I'd post something fun for this week's inspiration: Two thought-provoking questions via Johnny Wander artist Yuko Ota. Can you answer them?
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photo by superk8nyc
Posted by Carrie Keplinger
Enough of that light and fluffy stuff - this week's Indie Inspiration delivers a good kick in the pants (which some humor and mild bantering thrown in). I'm talking about the "How to Failproof Your Business" series over on IttyBiz.com with Naomi Dunford and Dave Navarro. Good. Stuff. I watched the entire thing the other night and all I can say is, "wow."
You'll learn about such topics as: