Integrated Memoirs (http://integratedmemoirs.wordpress.com) is a blog that chronicles interracial/intercultural relationships. I’ve been following for a while, and I rather enjoy it, considering that my family is multi-culti. Eliss, the blog writer and couple curator extraordinaire, recently interviewed me for her blog. I discussed the finer points of being multi-culti with my equally multi-culti husband and our multi-culti brood. (Did I say multi-culti enough times?! Good 🙂
Go here to read, and make sure to leave your thoughts.
*I just found out I had some unanswered comments. Sorry ’bout that! Thank you for your comments, I appreciate your thoughts.
@FreshGoddess: it is somewhat difficult to get noticed on Etsy, but people manage to do it. I have noticed that most of the ones that seem to rise to the top are people who have studied design and honed their craft. So I guess the cream will eventually rise to the top. I think also doing shows/festivals and building your own fan base is very important. I think most importantly, you have to have really unique and original products or at least a fresh perspective on a regular item, hence, no ‘craft store kits’.
photo courtesy of Final Friday PopShop
*I am gearing up for some summer shows/festivals. I recently did PopShop Cincinnati, which was a huge success. I really enjoyed the setup, the ambience and the music, and of course the sales. Great Job! I plan on attending as long they keep having these. Go here to see more photos of the event.
I love your jewelry!!
thank you so much Eliss!
I’m scouring the internets for other multi-culti crafters and is it just me or are there not many out there? I love your blog, thanks for adding your voice!
@HappyMami: Welcome to Afromartha! Thanks for visiting, and it’s great to have you here. Thank YOU for adding your voice.
I Love Your Blog. I live in Piqua, OH (about 25-30 miles up I-75: Vandalia, Tipp City, Troy, Piqua, Sidney…).
Saw you last weekend at Christian Life Center show! Loved it!
Lyn
Thank you, Linda for visiting, and it was nice to meet you too.