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I bawled when I watched "Up".
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I love to work! I am so glad I'm not a deadbeat, lol!
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Mary Kelly from lolly-tots (http://lolly-tots.blogspot.com/) is such a huge role model and inspiration to me. She quit her day job to pursue something she really loves, and admits it isn't easy and that not having the steady income is intimidating, but she stuck with it because it makes her happy and she loves what she does, which is making awesome, funky hats that light up anyone's day (I mean, wouldn't you smile if you saw someone in a unicorn hat??). If I am ever in a funk and worried about making enough to get by, I pop over and read through some of her posts and I'm instantly inspired. Without knowing it, she has reached out to me and given me the confidence to keep at it, even when things are slow or a new design isn't working out. :D
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Starting the Lees Summit Saturday Market in April with my monsters!!! I can't wait!
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I'm more of a frugal mogul type, so typically name brand unless it's craft related!
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I was bouncing around on here and saw your cute sock critter and read through some of your answers. :) It made me curious!
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Very recently, I gifted a monster from my shop to a young family member. It was a hit and everyone at the party, even adults, took turns looking at it and playing it! It was so cool to see something I had made put smiles on so many faces! It was really inspiring!
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The one I created for myself - it's so fantastic to be able to go to work in my pjs with my favorite mug and do something that I totally love! Lu and Ed is the dream job I never knew I had until it existed, and now I can't imagine life without my monsters, fuzzy floors and all!
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Kody’s Bio
I'm unorganized and forgetful, but somehow managed to create a business making monsters! My floor is covered in fur, thread and bits of felt, and I survive pretty much off coffee, chocolate and the occasional video game.
