African Diasporans creating, decorating, and artistically altering by hand
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Raysha
- Female
- Corona, CA
- United States
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- Crafting Status:
- Active
- City and Province/Parish/State
- Corona
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- USA
- Specific crafting I do (NOT what people do in my company) -- a LIST of what I make, decorate, or artistically alter with my hands, and/or other part of my body.
- The type of crafting that I am currently doing is making jewelry. I make jewelry using beads, wire, anything that I can find that can be incorporated into a wearable design. I have done ceramics from pouring molds to painting and adding different componets such as fabric, beads, hair , etc.. I also sew but I haven't done that in a while. I have done scrapbooking, card making also. As of late I have been concentrating of jewelry making with afrocentric flare.
- About Me:
- From the time I was young I have always enjoyed making things. Working with my hands is a way of relaxing for me. I starting painting ceramics when I starting commuting to work 104 miles a day. It was a way of relieving stress. At the present time most of the the crafting that I am doing is making jewelry. I love it.
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