When the market got stale for those cute pot holder weaves, I decided that I has to start making something that people could use every day, on themselves... maybe a bracelet! So I took all of those unused nylon colorful loops and started creating unique woven designs to fashion them into bracelets. Of course I didn't stop there. I went from bracelets, to necklaces, to hair ties and headbands. the possibilities of these little loops were endless, and every time I got bored, I created something new with them. But true to form, nylon loops weren't enough anymore. Just like styles change in the fashion world for adults, tis the same for the younger consumer.
Monday, July 8, 2013
Crafting To Relieve Stress (or just because i'm bored)
Hi! My name is Melissa Neyor. I am a habitual crafter, and have been since the age of 5. It all began when my grandmother grave me a square pot-holder loom for Christmas one year. I turned a cheap gift into an all out business, and by the time I was 8, I was became a flourishing entrepreneur making and selling all kinds of useful crafts! From pot holders to purses, my sewing, knitting and creative skills became highly developed at a young age. So instead of just making plain old pot holders with the set, I started sewing them together to make pencil holders, hand bags and change purses. Little did I know that I started to shape trends not only at my local school level, but created some really cool stuff that transcended into the overall fashion market! By the time I hit Junior High I had already sold hundreds of dollars worth of my pencil bags and purses, (and of course the good ol' pot holder), and I realized I was getting a little bored of that look, so I started on a whole new one...
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Oh boy! I'm excited!! I was already excited about trying some of the crafts I've seen you do and now I get to read about them too! :) Keep it up!
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