The Rearrangement
I have a job that is so very rewarding. Yes, it is a small business. It is not Vera Bradley or Thirty One. It never will be. Even with the beautiful blessings of my businesses' growth, I will always want it to be original and one-of-a-kind. I will never want my products to be made anywhere other than America. I will never want my products to be made any other way than by hand.
There is reward and beauty in that. And, hopefully success somewhere too.
Being a designer is what I feel like I was always meant to be. Even as a little girl, I had to make sure that my bedroom could be re-created at least 2 different ways with the existing furniture and decor. I can remember being 7 years old and up at the crack of dawn shifting my dresser and doll house around all by myself only to then proceed in rearranging the pictures on my walls. Creating and re-thinking is my go-to goodness.
Above is this fabric collection:
And, perhaps my most favorite detail is that she added the tiniest touch of personalization on the sash end of the bow. I love this subtle and so very southern sweetness.
The colors in this collection are so swell. They make me happy just looking at them. Wouldn't you agree?