Just simple bread, butter and cheese. And some cookie cutters. :D
P.s.: I love science: a British study recently proved that cursing and shouting helps enduring pain... so at least I did something right... ;)
Friday 30 October 2009
never underestimate the little household inventions!
We've all been having either a common cold or the flu these past two weeks. The thing that worries me the most as a mom is how to get K to eat anything when she's ill. One or two days without food isn't so much of a problem I guess, but the third day I usually start "panicking" a bit. So I try to come up with fun food in the hope she'd at least try a bit. And, hurray, this is what did the trick this time:
Just simple bread, butter and cheese. And some cookie cutters. :D
P.s.: I love science: a British study recently proved that cursing and shouting helps enduring pain... so at least I did something right... ;)
Just simple bread, butter and cheese. And some cookie cutters. :D
P.s.: I love science: a British study recently proved that cursing and shouting helps enduring pain... so at least I did something right... ;)
Saturday 24 October 2009
it's getting colder...
About two weeks ago I made these wristwarmers for a friends birthday. Now that it starts getting chilly out there I thought I should have a pair, too:
They are sooooooo easy to make! And what I like about them even more is that to make a pair takes me one evening in front of the tv from the first chain to "wearable".
Friday 23 October 2009
maybe a bowl, one day?
I'm in the middle of a woodcarving project right now. I started out with a slice of tree, really, and didn't quite know what to make of it. But once I started it made up its own mind, it seems... ; )
Last week it looked like this:
Today it looks like this:
It takes ages to make these little changes, you wouldn't believe how hard this wood is! But it's well worth it, just look at the pattern! This is staghorn sumac, and I love the colours!
Last week it looked like this:
Today it looks like this:
It takes ages to make these little changes, you wouldn't believe how hard this wood is! But it's well worth it, just look at the pattern! This is staghorn sumac, and I love the colours!
Sunday 18 October 2009
Hi there world,
this is my first blog, and I'm not sure how things will work out... for the time being this is a work in progress and hopefully will evolve into something worth looking at. I just got so frustrated about the fact that, although I do love to make things, only about three people ever get to see them. Since I myself love looking at other creative peoples blogs and get a lot of inspiration from them, I thought I'd enjoy sharing as well.
So here I am.
A bit nervous.
Over the next few days I hope to be able to add some pictures so you can find out what it is that I am doing. Right now I've got to go. What a dumb idea to try and start this in the middle of the day when there's so much to do! ; )
See you soon?
*magpie*
this is my first blog, and I'm not sure how things will work out... for the time being this is a work in progress and hopefully will evolve into something worth looking at. I just got so frustrated about the fact that, although I do love to make things, only about three people ever get to see them. Since I myself love looking at other creative peoples blogs and get a lot of inspiration from them, I thought I'd enjoy sharing as well.
So here I am.
A bit nervous.
Over the next few days I hope to be able to add some pictures so you can find out what it is that I am doing. Right now I've got to go. What a dumb idea to try and start this in the middle of the day when there's so much to do! ; )
See you soon?
*magpie*
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