Teacher Appreciation Week 2015
This week is Teacher Appreciation Week. It’s time to acknowledge the wonderful teachers in our kids’ lives and all the hard work they do. Since we’re getting one big gift as a class to… Continue reading
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Fabric Gift Wrapping Tutorial #4
Next week is first week of kindergarten for my son. (Pausing, as I wail~…where did my baby go?) I started to think about what to make for the back-to-school teacher’s gift. I usually… Continue reading
Giveaway!
Summer is just around the corner! I wanted to start this beautiful season with a fun Instagram giveaway. I’m calling this Linen & Paper Giveaway. Some items can be found in my shop and… Continue reading
Fabric Gift Wrapping Tutorial #2
I got this book from my mom awhile ago. I have always wanted to learn the art of fabric wrapping, also known as furoshiki, in Japanese. This book is a Korean book. Although… Continue reading
Teacher Valentines 2014
I usually don’t like to make the same gift twice. I tend to get bored with making the same things. For last year’s Christmas gifts, I made the teachers salted caramel sauce packaged… Continue reading
Valentine’s Day Favors
Valentine’s Day 2014 school treats: Chocolate-covered sunflower seeds in sunflower paper sewn bag. You can get yours here!
Christmas 2013 Teachers’ Gifts
I have hit a wall lately, creatively. I’ve been in a jam for about three weeks. No new ideas. No inspiration. No creative juice. Not. A. Drop. This drought is even hitting my… Continue reading
Hostess Gift
I love get-togethers. I prefer it over going out to a restaurant or any outside meeting places. Don’t get me wrong, it’s nice to go out once in awhile but it’s so much… Continue reading
Gift Wrapping
When I was young (a long long time ago in the Triassic period) when people asked me what I wanted to be, my answer was always “an architect” or “a lawyer”. But I… Continue reading
Favor Kits on Etsy
As I keep working on building my Etsy Shop, I’ve been pretty much ignoring everything else in my life. For instance, I can’t remember what I fed my son for dinner tonight…or last… Continue reading