THE ARCHIVE

  • Excitement Builds for Grand Central Christmas Market

    Excitement Builds for Grand Central Christmas Market

    Charlotte expresses excitement for an upcoming vendor event at the Grand Central District Christmas market, reflecting on past experiences. Gratitude is emphasized for being invited back after an extremely successful event and for the support received. The piece conveys a belief in divine guidance and personal growth throughout this journey.

  • Thanksgiving Cruise and Wreath-Making Madness

    Thanksgiving Cruise and Wreath-Making Madness

    The author returns from a Thanksgiving cruise to the Bahamas, emphasizing the need for a break amid the intense wreath-making season. Despite a relaxing vacation, they face a chaotic schedule with numerous orders and upcoming events. They express gratitude for understanding and promise future updates on their exciting plans.

  • A Tale of Two Wreaths

    A Tale of Two Wreaths

    At a recent Halloween event in Downtown St. Pete, the author received a custom order for two wreaths, encountering numerous challenges sourcing materials. After several store trips and online searches, she managed to adapt the designs successfully. This experience taught the author a valuable lesson about securing deposits and confirm material availability prior to accepting…

  • Join the St. Pete Holiday Crafting Revolution

    Join the St. Pete Holiday Crafting Revolution

    The author hosted her first wreath Make-and-Take class at Grand Central Brewery in St. Pete, collaborating with yoga instructor Crystal Kage. The group enjoyed a festive yoga session followed by a wreath decorating party, fostering community and creativity. Charlotte expresses gratitude for the support from local businesses and shares her excitement for future events, including…

  • Hyperfixation and Home Decor: A Holiday Story

    Hyperfixation and Home Decor: A Holiday Story

    The author shares their struggle with holiday burnout while managing the dynamic roles of wreath maker and holiday decorator. November is particularly hectic, with long workdays and countless responsibilities. Despite the stress, the author utilizes hyperfixation to create beautiful decor, emphasizing the importance of self-care during the busy season. Stay tuned for decor updates.