Current collections expand from inspiration and demand

My two current collections, Checker and Formal, have been doing great. A demand for different styles/sizes motivated me to make more within each collection. After taking some professional photos for catalogs and the website, I realized that each bag should be little more special. I decided to start naming bags after the people that have inspired, supported, and motivated me. More collections are still in works but here are my current collections.

Checker Collection: The Crissie and Kim.

Checker Collection: The Crissie, the first Trizanh bag. 

Checker Collection: The Kim, a smaller crossbody bag.

Formal Collection:
Upcycled ties and dress shirts make these bags truly one of a kind.

Formal Collection: The Ryo, larger bag with an adjustable strap.

Formal Collection: The Yolanda, a clutch with a cuff link closure.

Formal Collection: The Yolanda, beautiful and classy.

Time for online!

This past year I've been focusing more on making products to sell at stores and craft fairs. Now that craft fair season is coming to an end, I will be working on making my online stores more active for customers nation.-- wait, I meant WORLDWIDE. I currently have an Etsy and Artfire store that I've been neglecting and they both need love right now. I'm also still in the works of bringing a website to life and do more advertising to bring traffic onto the online ramp.

As much as I am on the computer with emailing, surfing, and Facebook, it's not as easy as it sounds to actually post things to sell. My products are all one of a kind so that means I have to take individual photos and write each description. Another problem I've been having is how to take nice photos of my work to make them appealing online. Lots of work for this small time purse maker but it will be done!