Monday, July 9, 2012

Meet a fellow artist

     Today I'd like to introduce a fellow artisan. Her name is Karen, she lives in Mesa,AZ and has been crafting for a very long time. Her shop is called Sew Klassic.

     Like most of us she learned her craft from a loving generation before her.  As I have said before, quite fortunate to have learned the things we did, when we did - but she actually learned how to knit. She makes the cutest elephant booties. You can see them on her website here:https://www.artfire.com/ext/shop/bio/SewKlassic.

     She works long hours and it shows. Yet the reward is not in the sales. It is in the smiles we receive when we get a note back that says how adorable Little Bobby or Cindy looked wearing those booties with an outfit. That it gave them something to playwith. That it put a smile on the child's face, while they were being photographed.

     I'd like you to visit her own blog to she what she has to say about herself:http://www.artfire.com/ext/shop/blog/SewKlassic.

     While you are over on the ARTFIRE site check out the venue. You can choose a wide variety of ways to view items. The obly hting we ask is that you remember:

                           IT'S BETTER HANDMADE

Until next time,Custard Pudding Dreams

    

6 comments:

  1. Lovely write up....I am missing goodies ot look at though...(smile)....will go to her shop...♥♥♥
    Thank you....Monika

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  2. Thank you Custard Pudding Dreams for the lovely article. I appreciate so much - the time taken to visit my shop and introduce me to others. ( By the way, I love the name of your shop. Love your items too)

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  3. I really enjoyed reading your post about SewKlassic!

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  4. This was really a enjoyable article about Karen and promoting her handcrafted skills found in her studio, SewKlassic.

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  5. Thank you for introducing Karen!

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  6. Great feature on SewKlassic. Thanks for write up and the continued support of handmade artisans.
    Jacque

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