Tremendo blog:He seguido a Sara Tams de “sarah + abraham” desde que mi amiga Sandra me sumergió en el mundo de los blogs. En ese momento descubrí que hay muchas mujeres que como nosotras se dedican a hacer manualidades ya sea con telas, prendas, papel en fin de todo. Mujeres que con todas las responsabilidades que deben cumplir día a día han decidido dedicarse a hacer algo que les gusta y aun mejor que eso, hacerlo su profesión. Así que no estamos solas, todas esas mujeres llevan delantera y gracias a eso podemos aprender de lo que han hecho. Y una de ellas es Sara Tams, de su blog siempre me llamó la atención como ella brindaba tantos consejos muy beneficiosos. Detalles que ella debe haber aprendido con el paso del tiempo, desde los materiales a comprar hasta costos de “shipping” cuando se vende a través de Internet. Su trabajo es hermoso, entren a su “site” para que lo vean http://sarahandabraham.com/ . Pero lo mejor es lo que descubrí hace unas semanas y es que ella junto a otras mujeres lanzaron un blog maravilloso que se llama “Oh My! Handmade Goodness”. Este blog fue formado con diferentes suplidores independientes de productos para niños, que además dan consejos a las personas que quieren o ya tienen un pequeño negocio. Todos los artículos que he visto hasta ahora son muy útiles y beneficiosos, así que entren para que sigan el blog. http://www.ohmyhandmade.com/
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I’ve been following Sara Tams of “sarah + abraham” since my friend Sandra plunged me into the world of blogs. In that moment I discovered that there are many women like us that devote themselves to do handcrafts, either with fabrics, or making jewelry, or working with paper, or just about everything. Women that along with all their responsibilities they take care on a day by day basis have decided to do dedicate themselves to do something that they really like, and even turn it into their profession. So we are not alone. All those women are ahead and thanks to them we can learn of what they have done. And one of them is Sarah Tams, and from her blog what caught my attention is that she offers so much advice and tips. Details she most has learned through time, from materials to buy, to shipping costs when you sell from the internet. Her work is beautiful; visit her site a see for you: http://sarahandabraham.com. But the best is what I discover a few weeks back and is that Sarah along with other women launched a wonderful blog called “Oh My! Handmade Goodness” that is a community of different independent suppliers of products for kids. They also give advice to people who want or already have a small business. All the articles I have seemed so far are very useful and beneficial. Follow the blog: http://www.ohmyhandmade.com.
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I’ve been following Sara Tams of “sarah + abraham” since my friend Sandra plunged me into the world of blogs. In that moment I discovered that there are many women like us that devote themselves to do handcrafts, either with fabrics, or making jewelry, or working with paper, or just about everything. Women that along with all their responsibilities they take care on a day by day basis have decided to do dedicate themselves to do something that they really like, and even turn it into their profession. So we are not alone. All those women are ahead and thanks to them we can learn of what they have done. And one of them is Sarah Tams, and from her blog what caught my attention is that she offers so much advice and tips. Details she most has learned through time, from materials to buy, to shipping costs when you sell from the internet. Her work is beautiful; visit her site a see for you: http://sarahandabraham.com. But the best is what I discover a few weeks back and is that Sarah along with other women launched a wonderful blog called “Oh My! Handmade Goodness” that is a community of different independent suppliers of products for kids. They also give advice to people who want or already have a small business. All the articles I have seemed so far are very useful and beneficial. Follow the blog: http://www.ohmyhandmade.com.
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