Hi!
My name is Nancy Cohen-Tomases. Welcome to my world.
No-one can spell Tomases, except my husband, so I usually say like the English muffins without the “h” or just call me Nancy C-T. Please note that there is no space in the website name: NancyC-T.com, but of course, there is a hyphen!
I’m proud of my hyphen. And I love my husband.
I recently retired after more than 32 years in corporate America.
I’m planning to offer my marketing consulting services with a focus on helping artists to grow their businesses. I’m a professional copywriter, editor, proofreader, and project manager.
I haven’t figured retirement out yet. More on this later.
I am a multi-hyphenate crafter. My grandmother taught me to knit and crochet when I was really little. My mom showed me how to use her sewing machine when I was in third grade so that I could make doll clothes for my Barbies. In fourth grade, I took my first official sewing class and made a halter top and a pair of matching shorts. I happily made clothing until I discovered quilting in the late 1980s.
Quilting consumed my life until I accidentally took a beading class about eight years ago, thus opening the Pandora’s Box of crafts. Many friends call beading, “the gateway drug.” I concur.