Author: Adrienna
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The Art of Being Unfinished: The Reminder That The Process Is The Point
“Sometimes you fail. But then new ideas or what ifs come to the brain and then the excitement is back.” – Allison ✦Meet Allison Allison doesn’t create in straight lines.She creates in bursts, collisions, and beautifully unfiltered momentum. She is a vibrant, free-spirited, and wonderfully unpredictable creative whose approach to making feels less like a…
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By the Light of the Full Moon: Xavier’s Journey Through Cosplay, Craft, and Character — told under a shared creative sky
“I like a fair mix. Making items feels great because seeing people get excited about the props and work gets me excited.” -X Meet Xavier Xavier is a creative, expressive, and larger-than-life cosplay artist whose work reflects both craftsmanship and personality in equal measure. Known online as Yandeezy or Yandeezy_bb, he has built his creative…
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Wellness Made with Love: A Family’s Journey of Faith and Healing
Always remember “Your Health Truly Is Your Wealth!” Meet Gerard & Shonquil Andrus of Grand Root Remedies When life presented them with a challenge, Gerard and Shonquil Andrus answered it with creativity, faith, and heart—sparking the journey that became Grand Root Remedies. Guided by love and a desire to help others, they have built a…
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Introducing Our Sensory Kits
Explore My First Collection of Sensory Kits I’m so excited to introduce my first collection of handmade sensory kits! Each kit is designed for: They’re perfect for toddlers, preschool learning, classroom sensory tables — and also for anyone who enjoys tactile, hands-on experiences. Some kits are limited edition, so grab them while you can! 🌸…
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I Did My First Craft Show and Sold Almost Nothing… But It Was Still Worth It.
Over the weekend, I did my very first craft show. It was held at a local high school, and honestly, I had no idea what to expect. The month leading up to the show felt like pure chaos at times. My mind was constantly spinning with questions. What do I bring?What should I make?What if…
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Part 2 of 7: Creating in the Fog – Rediscovering My Early Acrylic Pour Years
Lately I’ve been looking back through old photos of acrylic pour paintings I made in my early twenties. Every canvas feels like a time capsule- not just of color and texture, but of who I was back then. A version of me who was searching for something… freedom, quiet, confidence, maybe even myself. Back then…
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Finding Magic in the Everyday: Creativity, Curiosity, and a Lifelong Friendship
“Anything that was created was once made from trying something completely new that no one had ever done before.” Meet Heather Heather is a talented, imaginative, and endlessly warm creative whose work has a way of making the everyday feel extraordinary. For over a quarter of a century, she’s been a constant in my life,…
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Part 1 of 7: The Things I Made When Life Felt Like It Was Falling Apart
I was mindlessly scrolling through Pinterest last night when a photo stopped me cold. It was a dreamcatcher… one that I had made several years ago. Seeing it unexpectedly felt like opening a time capsule. Memories came rushing back all at once, pulling me into a season of my life I don’t often revisit –…
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The Leap into sensory play and creative entrepreneurship
Taking the Leap I’ve decided to finally take the leap. I don’t have a perfectly mapped-out five-year plan. I don’t know exactly where this road will twist or surprise me. But I do know what I’m building right now. Spiraling Creatively is officially stepping into sensory experiences and craft kits. These sensory bins and themed…
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I Don’t Know What I’m Doing—And I’m Doing It Anyway
Taking on this new venture has been harder than I expected. And I mean that honestly—no joke, I don’t have the slightest clue what I’m doing when it comes to building a website. At all. I ask ChatGPT a million questions a day, and even then I still get frustrated trying to figure out something…