I love Bunny Nuigurumi (sewn plushies)!^0^ This is my first attempt in making one! I don’t have a pattern, so I was trying to keep it simple (but just as adorable.. HEHE)!
I named it Ballet Bunny – just look at its cute little feet!^^
Ballet Bunny can even do a split, how impressive!!
Once again, my limited embroidery skills are challenged… :p
More bunnies in the works…
Share your Creative Space over at Kootoyoo!
Yep, I’ve made another bag – a shoulder bag!! And this time with a bit of embroidery! *smile*
I’ve got a feeling that some day my room would be full of bags and pouches and I wouldn’t know what to do with them^0^
A day in the city with my new shoulder bag!
I used Indian silk again! Love the texture!
Fits my art diary perfect!:D
I embroid using red sashiko threads, trying to make it a bit more interesting!
You can tell I really suck at embroidery, can’t you?!
I’ve been quite slack with blogging lately, I’m doing a bit of planning, and there’re a lot of stuff to take care of – life does get a bit stressful sometimes…
*de-stress de-stress de-stress* hopefully everything will all work out just fine!
I hope things are calmer and more relax at your end!
Can’t believe another week just flew by – it’s Thursday again!
Introducing your トフ 兄弟 (Tofu Brothers) in my creative space this week^0^
Tutorial from 100 Felt Straps
I don’t have proper mobile strap strings, so I have to settle with sashiko threads, although very durable, it doesn’t stay rigid ><
And I also tried using the clover needle felting tool for the first time – it is awesome!!! It makes needle felting so much faster and safer – I only poked myself like 2-3 times, whereas before I usually poked myself more than 10 times! :p
New lovely Japanese fabrics for my creative space which I picked up from Beehive Gallery. Most of their Japanese fabrics are now on sale, hurry in Sydney crafters!:)
More creative spaces here!
There was no way I could resist buying this needle felting book after discovering it in Kinokuniya’s craft section! Vast number of cute projects including fruits, vegetables, tofu, Japanese snacks… etc
100 Felt Straps (ISBN: 9784579112609)
As with all Japanese craft books, all instructions are written in Japanese only, however, the pictures are quite self-explanatory so you don’t have to worry even if you can’t read Japanese.
Only pictures can describe the extent of “cuteness”, so here we go…
“Awwwww!” is the reaction I’m expecting! ^0^
All projects are very inspiring and easy enough for complete beginners.
Definitely one to have on the shelf! 
Hope everyone is having lovely mid-week!^_^
Yes, a thumb’s up for Chubby*Hobby! Su Loves Sew has kindly presented me the Kreativ Blogger Award!! Thanks so much Su, this is so encouraging and I truly appreciate it!!
So, onto the rules:
Hmmm… 7 interesting (or not-so-interesting) things about myself…
That was hard!! And now onto my nominations (not in any particular order and by no means exhaustive^^). My nominees for the Kreativ Blogger Award go to:
Congratulations to the nominees!! hehe.. And I do apologise in advance if you have already receive this award before 
Here’s my Sunday Inspiration! hehe.. I believe a post is incomplete without a picture?! *smile*
Looks like my job here is done! ^0^
I hope you are having a lovely Sunday!
I’ve been visiting a lot of beautiful and interesting creative spaces every Thursday in the past months – I decide to join in the fun this week!^0^
Remember my Fujifilm Instax Mini instant camera?!
I want to show you the mini tote I’ve made for it!!
I’m in love with this blue Indian silk that I got from HK – it’s got a rougher look then linen, but yet much softer than burlap! Perfect for bags!
The Instax Mini fits right in!
Well, the initial idea for the tote was that so Ken can use it to carry the camera (You know how guys don’t have bags, they love their pockets..), but it turned out tooooooo girly!
I’m sorry, Ken!
I think the laces contributed to a big part of the ‘girliness’ – but I couldn’t help it :p
And finally my Clover felting tool & felting needles finally arrived in the mail! I couldn’t felt for a while because I broke all my needles T_T They are really fragile! Or I’m too rough… (maybe the latter :p) I’m very excited about my new tool – you’ll be expecting more felting in my creative space!
Head on over to Kristy’s blog for more creative spaces!
Hope you all had a lovely Valentine’s weekend!^0^
Some of you might have known that it was also Chinese New Year!
Rather then doubling the fun, it was actually quite disastrous for me><
Especially because I got a mysterious rash on my face over the weekend, hopefully it will go away soon!! Trying to stay positive!!
Did any of you enter Sew, Mama, Sew!’s True Love Contest?! I missed the deadline by like half a day>< But the important part is that Ken really liked the "Something Special Card + Envelope" I made for him (Tutorial by Jennifer Casa.) Made me happy!^3^
I got to use my new Antique Alphabet Stamp Set that I recently got from Etsy!
Let’s face it, it’s just too hard for me to carve a set of alphabets this size! :p
I also stamped my initial on the back of each patch.
This is my new set of Alphabet Stamps, loved it!
Another pair of Origami Heart Earrings!
Just before I go, does everyone know that February is Crafty Month over at Kinokuniya (Sydney)?? All craft books are 20% off (Including Japanese titles – Hurray!), and Craft Fair will be held on the 27th Feb. Apparently Aranzi Aronzo will be having a special exhibition there too!! I’m a big fan!
I wish everyone the best of luck & health in the Year of Tiger!! xx
(My mum is a tiger baby hehe..)