I've been selling my mom's creations in my etsy shop (http://cynla.etsy.com) but they are becoming more popular and it's time to get her own shop started.

How to describe my mom.. Yuki's a Japanese lady with a lot of spunk, very impatient, who will tell you what's on her mind. How does this benefit you? I ask her for some peapods for the shop, she makes 50 the next day and asks me are they up yet? Very impatient. Very talented. She keeps me motivated, inspired and on top of things. She loves to make things and I often get a fabric present every time I see her. She makes so many beautiful things that we decided to start selling them.

After years of refusing to turn on a computer, she is giving it a try now that she discovered she can listen to her Japanese music online. She can now send me emails and often asks me questions like:
"Where is the heart mark on the keyboard?"
"Why are your letters capital case? You have to press shift each time? Ok, nevermind."
She texts me a photo of a fabric envelope and then immediately calls me and asks if I got it.

It is a joy, a challenge, and a great bonding experience to run this shop with her. I could write a book about it. I talk to her more often, she is learning how to email me photos of things she makes so I can put them up in the shop, she always asks me if people left any feedback, because that is the most important to her.

I love my mom and am so happy that we can share her amazing creations.
That's our (short) story. Thank you for reading, and supporting our shop.

Cindy & Yuki

Mom
http://yukishop.etsy.com
Daughter
http://cynla.etsy.com