Trying new things
So lately I have been feeling the urge to make new things. I've been a clay artist since 2014 or 2015, and a resin artist since 2015. That's a decade! It's so hard to believe.
I'm not giving resin up, but my body is asking me to step back from it. That we need something easier on my muscles and back. Something more sustainable.
Something that ignited my soul. 🔥
Recently I tried the liquid potion bottles and loved them. However I kept getting the urge to try bottles without liquid. Ones people could sit and turn, watching the glitter roll around on itself and help regulate themselves during moments of distress.
And this is just the beginning. I aim to bring joy to people, and sometimes that starts with a little bit of glitter and love.
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