A bittersweet goodbye

The first gallery that I began selling at, HeART the Gallery, closed its doors this week as the owner, Mike, is taking a break from running the gallery to write a book on his art. This is a great opportunity for him and I wish him the best of luck on his new journey. Mike assured me that he wants to as a gallery owner again but for the time being, he wants to focus on his book and art. Mike showed an interest in selling my artistic bags in his gallery and always complemented my skills for color pallets and designs. This closing brings up my previous bittersweet farewell to Happy Delusions, the first boutique that I sold at. Owner, Mary, wanted to pursue other adventures and has been doing great.

I am happy for both owners and couldn't be more grateful to have met them and the opportunity to sell at their amazing establishments.

On another note, I know another person pursing in writing a book that I think everyone should check out. Nathan Vass is a King County Metro bus driver and currently has a blog about his bus route adventures. He his also in the works in writing a book, inspired by his blog. If you're ever riding the 358, be sure to say hi to Nathan!

Spring is blooming

Seattle has been in a shower, on and off, for the last couple of days. Many folks are tired of it but so many don't realize what it means once the sky stops leaking: beautiful, colorful flowers and bright green trees. The sounds of birds chirping and blue skies will be all over the city and Seattle's beautiful skyline shall attract many people far and wide.

Trizanh purses have been doing well at Venures and Happy Delusions; thanks to all!

Some more exciting purse making news: I might be selling at an art gallery just outside of Pioneer Square! More to come as this develops.