I decided in February that I wanted to do some marbel paper soon, and when in moms big kitchen I thought it was a good idea to try it out at home (I’ve done this in school when I was a kid). Mom thought it was a good idea too, and she got us some […]
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Month: March 2005
Easter Bunny #1 | Meet Tsatsiki
Our fluffy little bunny could easily be a photomodel for a Easter Card, right? But then again, he always jumps away… My brother (soon a teenager therefore also called Monster JR) has got the cutest little bunny ever, who is called Tsatsiki. I always let him out of his cage and watch him jump around. […]
New and old friends
Finally I’m back in my own home with my own computer and programs, and I can start to update il bloggo with some Easter/March pictures! I will now start to miss all the wonderful people (including my great family) that I’ve meat during the weeks I’ve been living at my parents house. Oh, wonderful vacation! […]
I see
Happy easter chickens
I bought this plastic bag out of a flea market for 5 SEK. It was full of yellow and pink feathers, and I thought they’d be great for decorating a easter trea or easter collage… And they will (someday), but the funny thing is I found these fellows hiding in the big feathers: Easter yellow […]
Baby cap for grown up girls
I knitted a hat for myself in one night. Inspired by the Do Redo-kit I bought for my friends birthday I knitted a white cap with leftover yarn from a previous project and embrodered it with pink stars all over (pink yarn from mums leftovers)! Very inexpensive project, and fun + fast. I love to […]
Dynamo tape and more
I feel like felting away
I found some great links about felting sweaters for decorating your home. I would like to make the felted wool sweater blanket [via Layers of meaning] och maybe first a smaller item, like the wool sweater pillow! I found three grey sweaters in wool at Sk?rholmens Loppis (flea market) this saterday for almost nothing. I […]
Roses everywhere I go
Kuan Yin
Yellow tulips
What sunshine is to flowers, smiles are to humanity. These are but trifles, to be sure; but scattered along life’s pathway, the good they do is inconceivable. Joseph Addison Try to smile today.