Hannah Meluch Creative

10/14/2026

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10/12/2026

We have entered glove wearing while biking, heated blanket wearing, sweater weather here in the Netherlands. It's my favorite 🥰

10/12/2026

We have entered glove wearing while biking, heated blanket wearing, sweater weather here in the Netherlands. It's my favorite 🥰

10/10/2026

10/09/2026

October is Lewy Body Dementia awareness month and I'm donating a portion of each session booked this month to LBDA.

LBDA's mission is "To optimize the quality of life for those affected by Lewy body dementia, we accelerate awareness, advance research for early diagnosis and improved care, and provide comprehensive education and compassionate support."

Help me support this organization and families like mine who have lost loved ones to the beast that is dementia.

1. My Dad and I loved going to sporting events together. Hockey, baseball, basketball. Those were our father-daughter dates. He and I would grab a hot dog and a b**r and just sit there and talk watching the Bulls.
2. We lived in FL when I was little for a few years and then I attended college at the beach. My parents LOVED the beach. I'll always see them there holding hands walking along the shore. That Bears sweatshirt--- it's older than me. It was my Dad's iconic sweatshirt and I hate to admit I don't know where it is now. I wish I had it and could have made a pillow from it or just wear it when I miss him most.
3. My wedding. I let him pick the song for our father-daughter dance. He held me and cried and then started laughing that he even picked the song and still cried!
4. Baby me :)
5. My oldest baby snuggling my parents. When I was little I very fondly remember crawling into bed between my parents in the morning and my Dad making that puppet shape with this hands. The puppet never talked, just moved around, being silly or kissing my cheek and it somehow always had a story to tell. It was really special to see him create those same stories for my daughter.

10/08/2026

We have a rental right now and oh my stars my creative side is ITCHING to do a project.
Our playroom in our house in CO was a labor of love, but goodness did I love it (and definitely miss that space for the kids).
Just a fun recap of the past year and half of projects either solo or partnered with the fabulous

10/01/2026

October is OCD and ADHD's awareness month and here's what I'd like to share:

Everyone is stressed and anxious and has stuff going on right? There were so many things about myself that I chalked up to being my quirks. Being diagnosed in my 30's with ADHD and realizing how to finally live my life and learn the way my brain works has been such a game changer. Along with ADHD, OCD runs in my family and one of my daughters shares it with me. Although, I was never formally diagnosed (thank you healthcare that cost thousands for a test), my daughter was after I noticed traits she and I shared. As hard as it's been to watch her struggle with certain things, it's been comforting for both of us to navigate this road together. So, although I couldn't afford an evaluation I knew I needed help specifically for OCD, so I reached out to clinics who specialized in OCD therapy. Let me just say... HOLY FREAKING CRAP, it was MAGICAL!
I cried my very first session because I felt truly seen for the first time. Not a a joke, not as a stereotype, but my thoughts and feelings were real, valid, and I wasn't alone.
My mental "illnesses" do not make me broken nor does anything need to be fixed. They make me who I am and make this business what it is.
I strongly urge everyone to talk to their doctors about their mental health. It does not make you weak, it makes you stronger. Knowing how our brain functions and how you can manage your mental state is something every one should know.

09/30/2026

Craziest turn of events, I have no idea what I did, but my original page is back!! YAY!

09/12/2026

Wrapping up editing an incredibly fun family photo session at a Dutch park, filled with laughter, joy, and of course, ice cream! 🍦✨

09/11/2026

Forever remembering and honoring those who were impacted by the events on 9/11.