DIY allows you to save money, to reuse materials and resources already present in the home (giving them new life!). Furthermore, a self-produced product or object must not be transported, packaged and does not generate waste.
There are many people who create objects, clothes, furniture, jewelry, .. recycling materials and thus helping the environment. When you have to give a gift, think first of all about buying these products. Your choice is really important. NO MADE IN CHINA. We do not feed the trade in items made by exploiting foreign children. Buy handmade items from grown-up and creative people.I am not the first and I will not be the last to recommend giving handmade gifts, giving handmade creations. I wrote it quite a few years ago and I recommend it again today, especially at Christmas, especially at this time, but also and above all … always. The reasons are innumerable.Each handmade creation as such is different from the other. No two handmade objects are alike and this makes each object a special gift. You can be sure that no one will have given an item like yours as a gift.It is handmade from start to finish. From the conception, to the design, to the creation, up to the packaging and shipping, everything in each handmade object is handmade. It is made by a person who loves what he does. Behind every handcrafted object there is a person who loves what he does. Each creation is made with passion, love and attention to detail. This is why the creative / craftsman / designer puts his name and face on what he does.When you give someone a handmade item, you are telling that person that they deserve something unique and special. You are not giving it any piece of plastic, but all the love, attention, and mastery that that object breathed while it was being created.Buying a handcrafted object and being able to communicate directly with the craft-maker gives you the opportunity to request a personalization of the object to give as a gift. This doesn’t happen if you buy mass-produced things.Buying a handmade object is an important way to directly support craftsmanship and creativity. It is a way to reward talent, passion, care, responsibility and when you buy a handmade creation, it is as if you were saying to the artist: Bravo, I like what you do! and the craftsman needs to hear this more than anyone else. The choice to buy handmade supports the realization of a dream and gratifies an artist who does not create to become rich: his real wealth is being able to continue doing what he does.Supporting local artisans is a conscious choice, an important sign to be launched at everyone to support the little ones. A sign to make it clear that we like more to have a connection with those who produce culture, rather than with a silent shelf in a department store.I don’t always say, but often recycled materials are used to create a handmade object. Often waste materials are used or objects are put back into circulation that would otherwise be thrown away. The handmade creation as such limits the use of machinery and chemicals and reduces the production of waste.
some years ago I believed that
female creativity and craftsmanship
could give me satisfaction and help me
with my family expenses. but afterwards
I realized that I and all the other
women we created all those beautiful
things we were destined not to sell
nullaxe and not to have any profit.
the reason? the other women bought
branded items, branded bags, branded
clothes and branded jewels.
all things produced in factories
where donbe are exploited themselves.
but it didn't matter that we said
that female creativity is important.
every artisan who had a blog closed
it after a while. every creative woman
looked for a job in the factory.
husbands and boyfriends believed and
still believe that female craftsmanship
has no market. and they are right.
in fact many artisans have stopped
creating. I'm throwing everything out
today. because this company does not
value women's manual skills.
I'm tired of being considered unproductive.
( things in the basket are my creativity stuff and now I'm
some years ago I believed that
female creativity and craftsmanship
could give me satisfaction and help me
with my family expenses. but afterwards
I realized that I and all the other
women we created all those beautiful
things we were destined not to sell
nullaxe and not to have any profit.
the reason? the other women bought
branded items, branded bags, branded
clothes and branded jewels.
all things produced in factories
where donbe are exploited themselves.
but it didn't matter that we said
that female creativity is important.
every artisan who had a blog closed
it after a while. every creative woman
looked for a job in the factory.
husbands and boyfriends believed and
still believe that female craftsmanship
has no market. and they are right.
in fact many artisans have stopped
creating. I'm throwing everything out
today. because this company does not
value women's manual skills.
I'm tired of being considered unproductive.
( things in the basket are my creativity stuff and now I'm
THE PRODIGY OF IDEAS 