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Her strong interest in photography and handicrafts also developed during this time. This all led to the concept of selling her items not only for profit, but the pleasure derived from another person's enjoyment from what you've hand crafted.
After spending a recent fall season as part of a work study program at the John C. Campbell Folk School in the mountains of North Carolina,
Breeden became hooked on folk art, black and white photography, rural music, and all things vintage. Thus began her dream of having a small store in Rappahannock County, where the rural mountain setting is very much like that of the Folk School. She could not only sell her own handicrafts and photographs, but consign out with friends and locals who have similar skills and wares. She could also include small antiques and items with a vintage or rustic feel. Crafting a business
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