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Embracing the Journey: A Look Inside My Creative Proces

As a creator, I pour my heart and soul into crafting jewelry, wire trees, sun catchers, and unique gifts. Yet, when you visit my shop, you’ll notice only a handful of items listed—why is that? It’s simple: I’m thinking about the future of my business.

I don’t rush into creating pieces just to fill my shop. For me, crafting is an intentional process, one that requires focus and the right mindset. Each item is handmade, which naturally takes time. Add to this my full-time job, and it’s clear why I sometimes have fewer pieces available.

When I first ventured into e-commerce, I launched my own website and reopened my Etsy shop. While this expansion was exciting, it quickly became overwhelming. Running multiple platforms was more than I could handle, so I scaled back. Now, I’ve decided to focus solely on Goimagine while (slowly leaving Etsy) for selling and use my website as a space to showcase my work. Simplifying in this way has made a world of difference.

Creativity runs in my family. My mom, an incredible wood carver and rock painter, has filled our home with her stunning work. Her rock houses and scenic pieces are phenomenal! Photography is another shared passion—she’s passed the torch to me, and I’ve proudly continued her legacy. Together, we are all-around crafters, and our home is a gallery of handmade art.

I take immense pride in my work and strive for quality in every piece. If something doesn’t meet my standards, I start over. I’ve torn apart finished projects when materials didn’t cooperate or when mistakes couldn’t be seamlessly incorporated. These challenges are part of honing my skills, and I embrace them as opportunities to grow.

I’m constantly dreaming up new designs. My mind is always buzzing with ideas, so if my shop seems sparse, it’s only because I’m one person balancing a lot.

Thank you for following my journey—I hope you’ll stick around because even I don’t know what I’ll be inspired to create next.






Location: Phoenix,AZ Phoenix, AZ, USA

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