MammacheBlog Creativo: when the art of creating and recycling are protagonists
Now in its second edition, the MammacheBlog Creativo is a multifaceted event, which every mother or participant can experience as they see fit. At the center are creativity, which can be expressed or cultivated through workshops held by professional crafters; the structured moments for updating and training and the close networking and comparison with the other protagonists of the creative scene.
Last Saturday, November 29, at the Fonderia Napoleonica Eugenia in Milan, reading lovers were able to appreciate the open exchange with the author Susanna Tamaro, who, during an informal breakfast, presented her latest novel Salta, Bart! To the blogger mothers: the reflection on the beauty and creativity to be taught to children touched everyone present in the room, involved in the writer's humanity.
The prospects that technology is opening up for makers 2.0 have been discussed in depth, with female examples of excellence such as Make Tank, Yatta! and Vectorealism. There is also a lot of space for the theme of images, with a lot of communication going through them, especially on social networks. An example of this is the #inartemamme photochallenge launched on Instagram by Instamamme, Instagramer Italia and FattoreMamma demonstrated. The reflections of Camilla Ronzullo, better known online as Zelda Was a Writer and highly anticipated in the room, have been collected in an interesting infographic:
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A series of considerations on #photography and creativity, born at the @MammaBlog on Saturday
Communication via video also had an exceptional representative, the youtuber ElenaTee, highly appreciated for her way of speaking on issues such as beauty, fashion and lifestyle.
Following the trends on youtube is entering into a general feeling, in a conversation @elenatee #mammacheblog - FattoreMamma (@FattoreMamma) November 29, 2014
At MammacheBlog Creativo 2014, in addition to trends and ideas, "prosaic" but important issues were also addressed for those who have made creativity a profession. Social media experts Cristina Simone and Domitilla Ferrari addressed issues such as unpaid work, visibility opportunities, online authority, personal branding ... launching encouraging messages to all bloggers:
"Work for free? Yes, for ourselves. The moment I open my blog, I become the" publisher of myself "@domitilla #mammacheblog - Maddalena Vicini (@uesciva) November 29, 2014 Do not accept unpaid jobs! @cristinasimone #nofreejobs #mammacheblog - mammaonweb (@mammaonweb) November 29, 2014
Silvia Tropea, Michela Calculli and Francesca Marano held a real three-way lesson on how to sell your creativity online, deepening the legal, fiscal and practical aspects related to an "e-commerce activity.
Level trio at #mammacheblog pic.twitter.com/kJkxNxsAE6 - Cristina Simone (@cristinasimone) November 29, 2014 The manual creativity of the participants was then expressed at its best in the workshops dedicated to cake design, knitting, crochet, creative recycling and cutting and sewing, but also in a special corner of the Foundry, where a much appreciated Knit was set up. Café thanks to the collaboration of the Cuore di Maglia association. At knit café mothers are at work #cuoredimaglia #mammacheblog pic.twitter.com/8rrtAqpGFN - FattoreMamma (@FattoreMamma) November 29, 2014
Invention and skill were also awarded, with the 2014 FattoreMamma Creativity Award, awarded this year to Daniela Iafrate, Giuliana Donati and Marina Guarnieri, honored with Davide Grosso's creations:
Creativity Award 2014 #mammacheblog: Daniela Iafrate, Giuliana Donati and Marina Guarnieri with the creations G. Grosso pic.twitter.com/ccB59O7Jib - FattoreMamma (@FattoreMamma) 29 November 2014
The manual creativity of the participants was then expressed in the workshops dedicated to cake design, knitting, crochet, creative recycling and cutting and sewing.
Many sponsors of the day: Kinder Chocolate, Widiba, Optissimo, Caffé Vergnano... and many others, who have welcomed, involved, refreshed and talked to blogger and creative mothers in a continuous exchange of stimuli and ideas.
