Just Like That, I am Back

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 If I said I was back, would you believe me? Blogging is complicated, and there are so many "get rich quick" blogging schemes that make it look like you are a lost cause if you are not currently earning money blogging. And why are you even blogging if you don't have multiple streams of income and entertainment. If you don't have a brand? I do have this website, but I do not have Instagram, Twitter, TikTok (you don't want to see me dance), or whatever is next.  Heck, I haven't even updated this since before the pandemic. So why am I here, writing about being back and then, probably ghosting for another two years? Life has been rough. It's been painful and overwhelming. I am so thankful for you my readers, or what is left of you. I am so thankful you are reading this post. I am so thankful that you are still committed to making the world a more exciting and more sustainable place.  Keep up-cycling my friends, and you never know, I might be back again with an
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Organize Me

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Seriously help I need to get way more organized.

Part of the reason I love doing the stashbusting series is that I finally get my craft area in shape, which I desperately need.

I will be working on the calendar of awesome crafters who will be sharing some stashbusting goodness on the blog. I know I am excited.

I will also be rolling out the official rules for the stashbusting challenge. I will be having a prize or two but nothing too big. It's more about being a master stashbuster and clearing up your lovely stockpile of scraps than winning prizes. Unless I uncover a ton of stashbusting goodness I feel the need to send you.

In other news I have some of my T-shirt Dresses over at a store called Crafty Goodness in Lakewood Ohio...





I am really excited because not only is this the first store any of my items have been in but I already had someone email me and ask where she could get more of my dresses. I am so psyched. The craft show circut was not really working for me but i think a store, well I am going to have to start pumping out the product because this might just work for me. On that note I need to get some items in my ETSY shop.

Maybe that should be a stashbusting challenge, get in gear and list some things.

Till tommorrow,


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LP aka A Crafty Southern Chick said…
OOHH my goodness...congrats on having your items in a store! That is so cool. I would be super-thrilled to try that out. Good luck :)
March 6, 2011 at 9:16 PM
That Crazy Ajumma said…
Robin,I am so happy for you!
What exciting that is, congrats!!
March 6, 2011 at 9:39 PM
That Crazy Ajumma said…
I meant "what exciting news that is"
Also, I meant to say how muched I loved the stashbusting round up we did before. I am always up for another.
March 6, 2011 at 9:42 PM
Emily said…
Congrats! I'm excited for your stash busting challenge. Next time I'm home in Vermilion, I'll have to check out the store and your tshirt dresses!
March 6, 2011 at 10:32 PM
laxsupermom said…
Congrats on having your dresses in a store! That's terrific news! You must be walking on air with the interest. Thanks for letting us share in your joy.
March 7, 2011 at 8:39 AM
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