DIY : A Linen Tote Bag and the Granny Bag Pattern
First of, here’s the pattern for the granny bag. You can download the .pdf file by clicking on the thumbnail below. Then, print on A4 paper, increase or decrease the size as you… Continue reading
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Kid’s Photo + Android Apps
Once in a while I borrow my kid’s digicam to see what she’s been up to. Besides over 50 close-up shots of her younger sister’s eye and the inside of her mouth, there… Continue reading
Mushroom Vroom Vroom
I got mushroom kits from a green market that comes by once a week. The shroom guy said all I have to do was cover it with a wet towel, spray the bag’s… Continue reading
Message on a Banana
Showed the kids how to draw on bananas with a toothpick. They took it up a notch and did banana graffiti at a breakfast brunch buffet. >_< ‘ Luckily the waiters there didn’t… Continue reading
DIY : A ( Fashionable ) Granny Tote Bag
This will be a lonnnggg pictorial tutorial post. I made a set of granny tote bags for my friend and sort of fell in love with one of them. So I sew up… Continue reading
My Kid’s Decoupage DIY
What ? Another decoupage post ? Don’t worry, this will be the last … for the moment. My next post will probably on a bag or maybe about a banana. hmmm…. Here, my… Continue reading
DIY : Decoupage Wicker Food Cover #2
Decoupaging much ? I showed my decoupaged food covering to my mom and she said , ” Thank you very much !” and handed me her really tattered one in exchange. The sides… Continue reading
DIY : Decoupage Zakka Word Easel
Today , as I was rummaging through the “.found” drawer ( that’s where I keep all the tiny trinkets that my kids are no longer fond of) , I found a tiny art… Continue reading
Recipes Link
From the last post, several of the recipes are from food blogs. They taste great and remind me of the home food I grew up on. So here are the links, from left… Continue reading
Zombie Apocalypse
I went on a cooking frenzy today. The whole thing started this morning while grocery shopping, when I bought an innocent bunch of parsley. I hardly ever use up a whole bunch of… Continue reading
