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Holli is an everyday crafter and mama of two. Her passion is driven from deep roots in crafting. She works hard to inspire and encourage crafters of all skill levels. Holli is an Official Product Expert for Cricut, and specializes in resin art.

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But like hold the seeds, okay? 🍉 Tumbler: @the

But like hold the seeds, okay? 🍉

Tumbler: @thesteelmagnoliacompany
Glitter: jerk face on a white base @peachyoliveglitters
Epoxy: @counterculturediy always
Turner: @denos_tumbler_turners

Often over the last few months, I’ve been leanin

Often over the last few months, I’ve been leaning into reflection and contrast. I’ve been taking deep dives into my content folder to see how I’ve changed my work, how my style has changed, how I myself as a person, have changed.

Here is a photo of my first matching set of tumblers from 2018. I can list at least a hundred (okay so a little dramatic) flaws I spot in the photo. The blend line, the label showing, the lighting, I could go on and on.

But what if I had seen all of these flaws at the time? Would I have continued to work my skill and craft into something I’m proud of? Probably not.. if I had seen all of the little (super insignificant) flaws that I see today, I probably would have gotten discouraged and quit.

So, keep going. Don’t over analyze. We’re not built to be perfect in an instant.. or ever, really. We put in the work, learn, develop, grow. We trust the process, we reflect, we contrast, we move on.

Hi friends.. it’s been a while, right? Sometimes

Hi friends.. it’s been a while, right? Sometimes the best way to work through a tough time is to do it in the quiet. When there are no distractions, and you can find your core again. I’ve let so much be taken and taken from myself but it’s been a while since I’ve hit the reset button. Since I took the time to blow flames on my passion again. Soo that’s what I’ve been doing.. and babe, I promise you the time I have been working silently, will be worth it. Ya girl is (almost) back. 🖤

OOOOOO sister. This new podcast episode is INSPIRI

OOOOOO sister. This new podcast episode is INSPIRING. We meet Nicole from @dearhandmadelife and she gives us all the details on looking at our lives through a lense of gratitude, and also growth. Through curating events, education and community for creatives, Nicole is helping thousands upon thousands of women turn passion into profession while connecting and inspiring one another. Also, find out which word she doesn’t use! Check it out wherever you love to listen to your podcasts. 🌿💕

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Shout out to anyone who is working on things witho

Shout out to anyone who is working on things without being public or putting it on social media. 💕🌿

When COVID hit hard, my mom was working at a nursi

When COVID hit hard, my mom was working at a nursing home where she had been a nurse for 30 years. She’s worked past retirement age, past sickness, past her own personal health set backs, and had always been exactly what her residents needed. When her health was at risk, I knew it was my time to step up. So, I hired my first full time employee, and she retired from nursing. Since then, she has held my head up, held my hand, and been my rock. She started with me in August, and since then I’ve been able to add more people to help me, but none of them top my momma (sorry, y’all lol). So this Mother’s Day coming up, I want to say thank you for everything. From raising me right, to being patient with me as I rebuild. For believing in me. For always being that endless pillar of strength for me, and everyone else around you. I love you, momma. ✨💗

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