Cut the Cord…
…the blog describing what it's like to be a Jack (or Jill) of all (artistic) trades. Let go, create, live free and cut your cords.
CtC is EXPANDING…
The new website is under development and could be finished by the end of the week. This is why I haven’t posted in awhile…missing everybody but I’ll back soon and … Continue reading
When improveMENT Never Turns into ImprovED.
Every single person I’ve ever met has these daily, weekly, monthly, yearly, life-ly goals to do something or be something by a certain time. Tell me I’m wrong, but we all … Continue reading
Vote for Cut the Cord, Random Camel Toe Notoriety & Fashion Obsession by way of Book Lover
Well my random meanderings have received some recognition. 😊 I’m sure winning something like this is far in the horizon, but a nomination, none the less, excites me greatly. Vote … Continue reading
When Sitting Down for Coffee, Changes Your Life
Every morning – wait a second – let me start over. Every afternoon, I wake up and drink coffee. Sometimes for only the same amount of time it takes for … Continue reading
Organization = Motivation, for Crazies
Kidding, sort of. I am of the not-so-rare species that can’t accomplish a damn thing when everything around me is in piles. If my schedule book is behind, desk is … Continue reading
DIY Cut the Cord Crafts for Summer Roadtrips!
‘The Road’ is nothing new to me. Whether by car, plane, train, foot or roller skates, I’m well seasoned in the art of keeping busy while someone else is seemingly … Continue reading
Cut the Cord hits the road to cut some cords!!
Spontaneity is practically a hobby of mine, but deciding to drive to Texas last minute was a new high. Especially when I insanely assumed I would get some sewing and … Continue reading
Vintage Camel Toe #2 Back by Popular Demand
My blog and email box have been bombarded with requests for another round of Vintage Camel Toe…I really hope you readers have a sense of humor and aren’t scared to … Continue reading
Self-Employment is all-Consuming for the Scatter-brained.
I honestly thought I would have hours of free time on my hands after changing careers from a bookstore manager to a full-time fashion/craft/thrifter/sewer/knitter maniac. I’m much, much happier, but … Continue reading
