-MOTHERS-

A friend's Mother's Day Card:














Thought of my mum and came up with this.




















Handpicked this photo of my beautiful mother and me as a baby. The smiles on both of our faces paint a thousand words - sheer blessedness. Thanks Ma for everything!

Now have to start working on my MIL's card. Woah.. much motherly love is in the air. :)

F.R.I.E.N.D.S

Big Ship,
Small Ship,
The Best Ship is Friendship.

Do you remember this poem/ rhyme during your school days? Well, I remember jotting it down on autograph books when I was leaving std. 6 and moving on to high school.

Well, Friendships does not just exist during our childhood days.

Recently, a close friend asked me to come up with 4 'Thank You' cards for her friends at work. She is moving on to another place of work and would like to pen a little something for her close friends at work.


I hope these would put a smile on their faces. And more importantly, her special message would be touched by these wonderful 4 pals. :)

HOW IT ALL BEGIN?

It started off with a simple gift I made for my cousin's little girl, Hanna. Her desire of becoming a princess inspired me to do something really cute and princess-ey for her.

Bought her 3 starry hairclips as I recall her showing off her pink glass slippers. (remembering that moment always put a smile on my face :) )

Then I got kind of addicted to the task of beautifying a blank paper - and the final writing of a message simple enough for a 3-year old made it all worthwhile. She was such a gem on that day, a princess she is. :)

Mummy's Day

Thanks to a good friend of mine who had asked me to do something for a Mother's Day promotion she's doing with her gems and stones @ itsy-beadsy.blogspot.com

Am thinking of putting in more colours to it (as advised by a friend) and adding more zest to the occassion, after all Mum's card will accompany the shines and glimmer of stones. :) Keep posted!

A New Beginning

Pastime turned passion! Just a-little something to look forward to after a hard day's work.

To be a part of your experience in sharing your thoughts to that special someone. Putting a smile on their faces with your words of love and encouragement, surprising them with a special gift and what is more heartwarming than

"A message from your heart".