Well, I don't have much to post today so I am just going to post some products as that was the reason for starting this blog anyway. I did go to the new Harry Potter movie yesterday. I thought it was very good except that it left me hanging until the next one but I had to be warned that this would be the case. Well, here is the new products.
This hand painted trifle dish is the perfect combination of function and beauty. What a beautiful way to showcase your favorite dessert. Clear glass dish is painted with roses all around the entire bowl. This would make a wonderful shower or housewarming gift. A full 9 inches tall, it is completely hand washable and the paint is baked on for lasting beauty.
Tuesday, January 4, 2011
Saturday, January 1, 2011
Lots and lots of bread
Today is New years day and I hope everyone has a great new year. Today my brother, Russ and his wife Angie came over for dinner. They spent Christmas in Michigan and so we celebrated Christmas tonight. I decided to make my own bread and the recipe said it would make 24 rolls. I must have make the rolls smaller than they were supposed to because it made double that and now we have lots and lots of bread. We set up our Netflix account tonight and I am watching the movie Julie/Julia. It seems funny to me watching a movie about a woman who started a blog about cooking through Julia Child's cookbook while I have started a blog about crafting and cooking. Oh well, nothing more than that happened today. Tomorrow working from 11 to 8:30 and then I will post a new blog message. Scroll down to my new product spotlight for today.
Product spotlight
Handmade Christening dress
If I had to choose but one item I am most proud of, this is it. I have always wanted to make a christening dress, but I wanted to do it so stunningly that people would gasp. This is it. I debuted this at an art show recently and got nothing but ooohs and aaahs. The gown itself is made of the best quality bridal satin I could get my hands on. It is completely lined in batiste for the comfort of the baby. I have trimmed it with exquisite laces and adorned the top of the gown with swarovski crystals for that added bling. The showpiece of the gown is the jacket. It is made with bridal veil material and the back and the bottom of the front is heavily adorned with tiny pearls, sequins and beads and heavily embroidered also. I have also added all sorts of luxurious ribbons, bows, rosettes and pearls. It comes with a handmade satin bonnet that I have added additional beads, ribbons and laces. As if that wasn't enough, I also made satin bloomers that are lined with batiste. It is generously sized for anywhere between a 3 month old to a 9 month old. There is so much to this gown that I can't put in words. If you have any questions about this gown or any of my other products, please feel free to contact me.
Eleanor Saul born February 7.
My mother, Eleanor, is my best friend. She has helped me, guided me and loved me more than anyone I know. She has had a lot of challenges in her life especially now. She suffers from rheumatoid arthritis and has problems with walking and getting around. She tries her best but with alot of people with illnesses depression becomes a major issue. She is working through it and I know she will come out of the other side stronger. Her and my father has come to live with my husband, kids and I and even though this is not an ideal situation for her and my father, it has become the best decision that was made. It has been a source of joy and immense help to have them here and she loves spending time with her grandchildren. On January 11, 2010 she had a hysterectomy and unfortunately due to her diabetes, her wound never closed and she was on a wound vac for 4 months. This would have brought another woman to her knees, but she persevered and has made a full recovery and is cancer free. She is of Portuguese descent and is very proud of her heritage. I love her more than she knows and I cannot envision my life without her. On January 13th of this year she will have cataract surgery and I know she is nervous but again, I know she will handle that with the strength she has shown with everything else.
Product spotlight
Handmade Christening dress
If I had to choose but one item I am most proud of, this is it. I have always wanted to make a christening dress, but I wanted to do it so stunningly that people would gasp. This is it. I debuted this at an art show recently and got nothing but ooohs and aaahs. The gown itself is made of the best quality bridal satin I could get my hands on. It is completely lined in batiste for the comfort of the baby. I have trimmed it with exquisite laces and adorned the top of the gown with swarovski crystals for that added bling. The showpiece of the gown is the jacket. It is made with bridal veil material and the back and the bottom of the front is heavily adorned with tiny pearls, sequins and beads and heavily embroidered also. I have also added all sorts of luxurious ribbons, bows, rosettes and pearls. It comes with a handmade satin bonnet that I have added additional beads, ribbons and laces. As if that wasn't enough, I also made satin bloomers that are lined with batiste. It is generously sized for anywhere between a 3 month old to a 9 month old. There is so much to this gown that I can't put in words. If you have any questions about this gown or any of my other products, please feel free to contact me.
Eleanor Saul born February 7.
My mother, Eleanor, is my best friend. She has helped me, guided me and loved me more than anyone I know. She has had a lot of challenges in her life especially now. She suffers from rheumatoid arthritis and has problems with walking and getting around. She tries her best but with alot of people with illnesses depression becomes a major issue. She is working through it and I know she will come out of the other side stronger. Her and my father has come to live with my husband, kids and I and even though this is not an ideal situation for her and my father, it has become the best decision that was made. It has been a source of joy and immense help to have them here and she loves spending time with her grandchildren. On January 11, 2010 she had a hysterectomy and unfortunately due to her diabetes, her wound never closed and she was on a wound vac for 4 months. This would have brought another woman to her knees, but she persevered and has made a full recovery and is cancer free. She is of Portuguese descent and is very proud of her heritage. I love her more than she knows and I cannot envision my life without her. On January 13th of this year she will have cataract surgery and I know she is nervous but again, I know she will handle that with the strength she has shown with everything else.
Friday, December 31, 2010
New Year's Eve
OK, so this is my first foray into blogging. I hope to update most every day. To introduce myself, my name is Kristen Wilson. I love my first name, but always wanted to be known as Kristy. Since my family was so used to calling me Kristen it seemed a natural transition to name my craft business Kristy's Kreations. I have been married to my husband for 20 years and we have a son, James, who is 17 and a daughter, Kaitlyn, who is 15. It seems crazy to me that I have been married that long and have children that old. I do feel that age is just a number and my mental number is much, much younger than my actual age. I have a number of family and friends that are the loves of my life. I hope to introduce and spotlight them on this blog. I love all things creative and just don't feel the same unless I am able to create every day. I work full time at a department store in Florida named Bealls. I have worked there for 5 months and it is a paycheck but my first love will always be running a craft business. I have been wracking my brain for ways to make it a profitable full time business, but it is just out of my reach. I work every day coming up with new ideas and marketing ideas. I may go back to doing craft shows as I have heard that the business is picking up. I also have a site on etsy that you should check out. It is www.kristykreations.etsy.com. Let me know what you think. My creative talents do not include writing, so I am sorry if this blog is less than exciting. I am going to profile one of my family or friends every week and tell you a little bit about them and also profile one of my products. I am also going to try to update every day and let you know of any new items I am working on.
I am still trying to finish up with some projects from Christmas. I finally worked out most of the bugs from my machine embroidery sewing machine and would love to get into that more. I also got a cricut machine and won an eBay auction for the cupcake wrappers cartridge. So hopefully I can make some of those and put them up on my etsy site. OK, so here goes my first family/friend spotlight.
Eleanor Saul born February 7.
My mother, Eleanor, is my best friend. She has helped me, guided me and loved me more than anyone I know. She has had a lot of challenges in her life especially now. She suffers from rheumatoid arthritis and has problems with walking and getting around. She tries her best but with alot of people with illnesses depression becomes a major issue. She is working through it and I know she will come out of the other side stronger. Her and my father has come to live with my husband, kids and I and even though this is not an ideal situation for her and my father, it has become the best decision that was made. It has been a source of joy and immense help to have them here and she loves spending time with her grandchildren. On January 11, 2010 she had a hysterectomy and unfortunately due to her diabetes, her wound never closed and she was on a wound vac for 4 months. This would have brought another woman to her knees, but she persevered and has made a full recovery and is cancer free. She is of Portuguese descent and is very proud of her heritage. I love her more than she knows and I cannot envision my life without her. On January 13th of this year she will have cataract surgery and I know she is nervous but again, I know she will handle that with the strength she has shown with everything else.
Ok, so now here goes with my product spotlight. Today I am spotlighting my cheesecakes.
This is my caramel walnut chocolate cheesecake. I make all my cheesecakes with fresh ingredients and they are absolutely decadent. This has a mirror of caramel on top with walnuts sprinkled around. It has a chocolate sponge cake on the bottom and the chocolate cheesecake. I have many, many flavors but as I am a chocoholic, I chose this one to make this time. I do also sell them and if you are interested and live close to me, let me know and we can make arrangements.
I am still trying to finish up with some projects from Christmas. I finally worked out most of the bugs from my machine embroidery sewing machine and would love to get into that more. I also got a cricut machine and won an eBay auction for the cupcake wrappers cartridge. So hopefully I can make some of those and put them up on my etsy site. OK, so here goes my first family/friend spotlight.
Eleanor Saul born February 7.
My mother, Eleanor, is my best friend. She has helped me, guided me and loved me more than anyone I know. She has had a lot of challenges in her life especially now. She suffers from rheumatoid arthritis and has problems with walking and getting around. She tries her best but with alot of people with illnesses depression becomes a major issue. She is working through it and I know she will come out of the other side stronger. Her and my father has come to live with my husband, kids and I and even though this is not an ideal situation for her and my father, it has become the best decision that was made. It has been a source of joy and immense help to have them here and she loves spending time with her grandchildren. On January 11, 2010 she had a hysterectomy and unfortunately due to her diabetes, her wound never closed and she was on a wound vac for 4 months. This would have brought another woman to her knees, but she persevered and has made a full recovery and is cancer free. She is of Portuguese descent and is very proud of her heritage. I love her more than she knows and I cannot envision my life without her. On January 13th of this year she will have cataract surgery and I know she is nervous but again, I know she will handle that with the strength she has shown with everything else.
Ok, so now here goes with my product spotlight. Today I am spotlighting my cheesecakes.
This is my caramel walnut chocolate cheesecake. I make all my cheesecakes with fresh ingredients and they are absolutely decadent. This has a mirror of caramel on top with walnuts sprinkled around. It has a chocolate sponge cake on the bottom and the chocolate cheesecake. I have many, many flavors but as I am a chocoholic, I chose this one to make this time. I do also sell them and if you are interested and live close to me, let me know and we can make arrangements.
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