something to say

February 24, 2010 | Leave a Comment

love the idea. simple, straight forward, to the point. and did you have a ‘why didn’t i think of that’ moment… seen via Something Old, Something New from Ohdeedoh

missing Christmas

February 23, 2010 | Leave a Comment

With all the talk about Spring and New Year, is anyone missing Christmas? It feels like Christmas just zoomed passed us. It was a time of transition. And right this moment, I feel as if I have forgotten memories of what actually happened Christmas 2009. I do know it was a welcome break after a [...]

PIF

February 22, 2010 | Leave a Comment

PIF — Pay It Forward I got some queries as to what in the world was PIF. Well, if you remembered (good grief, 10 years ago?!), there was a movie back in 2000 titled Pay It Forward. A touching film with a stellar cast (ok, I love Helen Hunt and Haley Joel Osment), it immortalised [...]

i *bookmarked*

December 3, 2009 | Leave a Comment

I’ve always loved Patricia of A Little Hut‘s work. And this is no exception.

A lovely, yet simple idea, this printable cup wrappers help to add a touch of festivity and cheer to your Christmas parties. Print print away! Available from How About Orange.

DIY Weekends :: Gift Tags

November 21, 2009 | 1 Comment

Its that time of the year again! Break out the gift tags or make your own. Download and print yours. Available from Eat Drink Chic.

Image from How About Orange Today’s post is late. But I have a good reason to be. At least I think its good. More details on that coming up soon. Meantime, don’t you love latte art? This one can be DIY-ed too! See the details over at How About Orange.

These pretty row of potted succulents were made as wedding favours. Whoever said that the men don’t get it? Happy floral Monday!

The look for less. A pretty neat trick I must say. Talk about a creative use of puffy paint. Make your own faux porcelain vases from ordinary glass bottles. I’d love to see your end results for this one!

Fancy making these paper kimono dolls? They make good use of the scraps of washi paper you have from other projects! Or erhmm, practice with random scraps first. Have fun, they make great rainy day projects with the kids

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