what i liked about this project was that it didn’t require going out and getting new supplies, it used items we already had around the house.  supplies: scrap bits of felt, twine (for the mouse tail, optional), scissors, needle & thread, cotton balls (to make the toys more plush, optional), and cat nip.     first draw out the shapes you want onto paper. i used a pencil so i could easily erase/adjust as needed.  once you have...

…who knew tape could be so fun! Washi tape is something I have only recently started getting into.  I am amazed at all the fun colours, patterns and sizes you can find in your local craft store or dollar store.  Cute, simple and affordable, what more could you ask for in a crafting item!     I could spend hours tell you all of the fun, creative ways people use washi tape, but I wouldn’t want to bore you.  So i’ve narrowed down...

Mary Pratt, Smears of Jam, Lights of Jelly. 2007. oil on canvas 40.6 x 50.8 cm I have been teased by multiple people on multiple occasions for my constant use of mason jars.  What can I say, I just love them.  They are cute, sturdy, functional and affordable.  I use them every day in my lunch, and if you ever came to my house you’d see them scattered all over the place holding things.  I cannot help it, I just love them.  And you should too! ...