It has been extremely busy recently. Even though I know I won't have time to spare for the upcoming weeks, but just by flipping through these books and getting inspirations for my future projects, it's enough for me put a smile back up from my unintentionally frowned face.
Make! by
Cath Kidston. I always like her retro vintage style. And now, here's the little book of wonderful projects in Cath's style. It covers items from floral embroidery on a plain cardigan to beautiful home decor. It's simply lovely!
More Softies Only a Mother Could Love by Meg Leder. This little book covers twenty-two adorable softie projects and many different techniques in detailed instructions and photos.
And I definitely want to try this most adorable thumb print + illustration by
the small object. Finally, something fun when it comes to thumb print.
Happy Thursday! =)
I've read somewhere that when a dog sticks its tongue out, it means it is relaxed. The past weeks I've been kind of worry about how the move is going to affect the little fluffy one. It seems that she is doing just fine and more relaxed these days.
Happy Wednesday!
ShabbyChic by Rachel Ashwell. Yes, she is the designer having her beautiful home collection at Target. This lovely book shares many tips on the possibilities on flea market finds from antique furniture to vintage clothing.
Happy Thursday!
More Softies Only a Mother Could Love by Meg Leder. This little book covers twenty-two adorable softie projects and many different techniques in detailed instructions and photos.
And I definitely want to try this most adorable thumb print + illustration by the small object. Finally, something fun when it comes to thumb print. 
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