This project from Nounou Bricabrac took us a week to complete with drying times for the paper and the paint where my son could also get involved , it was lots of fun and the result is amazing, I think.. :-)
Found this idea at Hippiehousewife, she calls it mess free finger painting and it is great for parents and for teaching them about colors and how they mix!
I first found last year this tutorial on the internet, a bit oldish but then while writing this post, I found this newly made tutorial from The Olsen Family, where she does all the stitching by machine which goes much faster, I'll try that one too! :-)
We bought one of these infamous ikea-pax cupboards to host all the baby/toddler clothes. We used the shelving system that's 25 cm wide and found out that the baskets we get from "tiger" fit perfectly in that space, here is the final result with some very visual labelling
We desperately needed to add some coasters to our collection, having lost two from this series, that was a gift from a friend, crafted in Poland but unfortunately can't remember the name of the company.
I did those with orange thread, inspired by sashiko embroidery coasters on etsy, here and here
Some unexpected events forced us to stay home where we had not planned to have a christmas tree, luckily we managed to find one at the last minute this morning to add some xmassy flair to our living room :-)
And found a great xmas present packaging idea from Kandeejohnson
Now we are ready for Christmas! Glædelig Jul ! Joyeux Noel ! :-)
I spend nowadays most of my time on the sofa, breastfeeding our new son. And using the windowsill to store everything from the bottle of water, burp clothes, pacifier, iphone, computer to chocolates ... so I needed to protect it from this daily agression of mine
Christmas decorations with beads and a bit of embroidery, they look like small soft plushes, the back fabric is fleece, I am all for the cosy this year :-)