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After spending several months on a job assignment that took me away from my studio, I'm finally back in St. Augustine, FL. I worked with a wonderful group of folks and enjoyed my stay in Tarrytown, NY which is about 40 minutes by train into NYC. 

I'm eager to get back to designing and creating and have lots of new ideas I can't wait to get started on. 


Above is a shot of Millie, a wonderful coworker back in New York, modeling the Harris Tweed Patchwork Satchel. Wish I had her here for my next photo shoot!

Comments

Yael said…
Hi Elisa - I wish you many happy sewing hours! Nice to see you back posting! :-)
I love that photo with your colleague!
Welcome home, Elisa! You must be so happy to have returned to a sunnier climate, yet the proximaty to NY must have been wonderful.
Thanks Yael and Dawn. I am happy to be creating again and to have warmer weather but I do miss my new friends/colleagues and my old friends back in NY.
And I also look forward to reading everyone's blogs more regularly and to be inspired by all your creativity, posts and comments!
Annuk said…
Welcome back home, Elisa!!!
Wishing you a happy and creative year!!!
Thank you for your sweet comment on my blog! :)
Annie Bear said…
Welcome back! I love NYC but I'm sure you're glad to be home where it's probably warmer too.

I love this purse!
Tomoko said…
Hi, This is RedRose from Japan.
Thank you for joining to my Blog,Green Tomato.I always love to see beautiful things that inspire my heart! I look forward to seeing yur handmade bags.
RedRose,Tomko.
Welcome back!

So how do you like Florida? :) My husband and I have been talking about moving down there.
Melanie-We love it here in St. Augustine FL! The only thing I miss back in NYC is my friends. :)
Unknown said…
What a beautiful bag, Elisa! It sounds like you've been very busy! You're back in Florida at the right time since it snowed here in NYC this weekend.

I'm so sorry I haven't been keeping in touch. I'll do a better job from now on. :o)
Amy-yes, I heard it snowed. I did catch some snow back in October when we first arrived in NY though!

Thanks for stopping by my blog. I know you are so busy reading and writing your wonderful book reviews.
Hope you and all the kitties are doing well. :)

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