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Tag Archives: crafts
Oh Dreidel, Dreidel, Dreidel!
I am so excited about my new Hanukkah wreath, I’m spinning in circles. You know, like a dreidel. Hardy har har. I first thought of this idea while we were living in Tokyo, but knew it would be cost-prohibitive to … Continue reading
Trip of a Lifetime: Central & Southern Vietnam
We left Northern Vietnam {read all about our adventures here} and flew to Da Nang. We arrived and drove a half hour or so late at night to Hoi An. It was dark, we were tired and so we joined … Continue reading
Posted in Adventures, Travel
Tagged bamboo, basket boat, bicycle, birthday, boat, Cai Be, China Beach, coconut palm, cowboy boots, crafts, Cu Chi Tunnels, Cua Dai Sea, custom shoes, Da Nang, eco tour, elephant ear fish, fishing, flats, gardening, Ho Chi Minh City, Hoi An, ink, lanterns, Lilly Pulitzer, Marble Mountain, Mekong River, monogram, nets, New Year's Eve, painting, Pho, President Clinton, rice paddy, Saigon, sumi-e, traders, Viet Cong, water buffalo
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Making Dolls with My Dolls
My friend Jill told me about a Kokeshi Doll making workshop at Tokyu Hands {pretty much one of the coolest stores ever, which sells craft supplies, washi tape, stationery, bicycles and so much more}. I immediately wrote it on the calendar … Continue reading
Posted in Craft Projects
Tagged crafts, dolls, faces, japan, kawagoe, kokeshi, spinning, stripes, tokyo, tokyu hands, typhoon, vice, workshop
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If You Give A Room a Rug….
You know the book If You Give a Mouse a Cookie? Where every little action has the consequence of requiring another action? Welcome to my life. So we moved into the new apartment. And were fortunate enough to now have both … Continue reading
Gallery of the River!
It’s good to be an open book. I’m not coy or secretive or shy. As a result, my friends know my stuff. Sometimes that really works to my advantage. Like when my friend Aimee finds out about a fairly obscure festival … Continue reading
Posted in Adventures, Craft Projects
Tagged bingata, city of the dyed, crafts, dye, edo komon, gallery of the river, gallery of the road, kata zome, kimono, kusaki, lucky cat, nakai, noren, shibori, silk, some no komidi, stencils, tie dye, yuzen
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What a Stitch!
Years ago I made each of The Cuties and myself a needlepoint belt. Much time has passed and I’m both sad and happy to report that both of theirs are too small and mine is too big. And I never … Continue reading
Posted in Craft Projects
Tagged accessories, belt, crafts, etsy, gifts, how to, iron, japan, key chain, needlepoint, octopus, pink and green, pliers, preppy, sewing, Stina Stitches
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In the Bag
The Cuties and I are getting ready to head to the States for the summer and are sorting through what we need to pack up. On my long list of things to bring with us were bags for the girls to … Continue reading
Posted in Craft Projects
Tagged accessories, bags, candy, colored pencils, crafts, grocery, nail polish, paint, paint pens, reusable totes, Sharpies, shoes, shopping, summer
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