After 2 months of teaching myself how to crochet, I decided to start writing out my crochet patterns. So why not start a blog?! My blog www.stitch11.com is a place I like to share my crochet arts with the world, all while teaching them how to do exactly the same thing, and with no charge.
After 8 years of waiting to pee on a stick and see 2 pink lines, I had given up hope of the idea of being a stay at home mom. Then on Mothers day of 2010 I finally had a positive pregnancy test. One of the first things that came to my mind was how I wanted to be home with my baby. I didn't want to miss a thing.
One week after finding out I had a bun in the oven, I gave my boss a 2 weeks notice. With how long it took me to get pregnant.. I didn't want the risk of a stress to ruin my chances of a healthy baby. I think I was the most paranoid pregnant person anyone could ever meet!
It didn't take long before my husband and I had "The Talk." We both new I wouldn't be able to stay home forever, but we both also didn't want to leave our daughter(Ella, born on 1-11-11 @ 8lbs 6oz <3) at a daycare until she could at least talk and let us know how people treat her.
I quickly started looking for jobs through www.wahadventures.com and I found the best wah job for me *at the time.*
I was able to choose my own hours and work whenever I wanted.. averaging 10-12 dollars an hour for doing the simplest work. It sounds so easy right? It was so easy... to put work off! "I can do it later." Until eventually I lost the job. Panic rushed through me. So then I decided that maybe I needed to do something I enjoyed. Like graphic art! I actually still really enjoy graphic art but I have been *trying to design for a year now and im not skilled enough to make a real income with it. Or any income with it.
I am actually starting to make some money through ads and affiliate programs. I have about another year until I would like to know I have a steady income through my blog, and luckily, it's growing faster than I could ever have imagined! I have found my passion, my passion to stay home with my daughter. And with a little yarn and hook, I am making that happen!
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