A lot of you have always been curious about cutting machines. With that, let’s start with what’s inside the Siser Juliet Cutting Machine! Get to know more about this Siser cutter through this unboxing blog 🤗 If you’re someone who loves crafting and DIY projects, let me introduce you to Juliet, a cutting machine like […]
1. When we do crafts, we get it right the first time. – Not at all. First, we brainstorm on ideas and we think about how to give a project a twist based on what we have, we come up with a mock-up, adjust it several times and build a totally new one from scratch
What will you tell your younger self? I saw this post going around Facebook. I am only reminded of this quote from Steve Jobs: “You can’t connect the dots looking forward; you can only connect them looking backwards. So you have to trust that the dots will somehow connect in your future” From time to
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I miss being able to write my thoughts in long form & I’m posting this for all my friends in the medical field as well as everyone who can read this. Sending you lots of hugs. Nakuuuu, please don’t believe the people in the government who think that the medical field is not working hard
All my life I never really fitted in. “For an artist, to be normal is a disaster.” – Joans Mekas I wish someone showed this quote to me when I was 13 which would have probably saved me so many years of singing “who is that girl I see, staring straight back at me.” Or
Have you enjoyed playing pretend “sari-sari” store as a kid? Did you also have this uncontrollable curiosity and longing to have your own cash register and bar code reader? Or was that just us? *giggles* Riley aka our 4-year old “bossing” has been enjoying his playtime: asking us to order food from his restaurant, cooking
The Googly Gooeys is a little over ten years now. It started as a webcomic about a girlfriend and boyfriend with their silliest real-life nicknames: Tispy & Ponggo. Those were the days when the hubby was the muse of the humor blog. ? His toothy grin IRL was the inspo for the character’s smile. Back then he
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This was the post on our Instagram last night. I woke up and read it this morning as a message to myself instead of my message to others. I chuckled. I know I still had so much to tackle. Sure, I’m not afraid to mix all the colors on my watercolor set but I’m at
Sometimes, when I’m doing workshops, I hear this voice in my head, “Why are you doing this? You, of all people, an introvert? Why are you talking to people?” Then, I realized, the only reason why I am able to muster the courage to talk to an audience is that I just want to give
Cool breeze, familiar carols and festive lights all mean one thing: it’s Christmas?! The holidays have always been festive in our country (and really long too which we’re not complaining about to be honest). But with a toddler who loves to play (and sing and dance and make adorable faces for his titos and titas),
My baby is now a little boy. I can’t believe I’m typing this but it’s the truth. While I do sometimes miss the teeny tiny Riley, his two year old (almost three) self has got quite the amount of surprises too. For starters, I always thought that shopping would only be fun for little girls
It’s heartwarming and inspiring to see companies add a layer of purpose or mission to their products. As a mom, I feel so grateful for brands like Tiny Buds for expressing genuine concern in instilling values for the kids of today. They go beyond their products, even to the point of creating a story book
While workshops may seem part of our job description, it’s something that we likewise consider a treat. We love witnessing how participants get to enjoy, play with and nourish their creativity and imagination. Even more so when it’s something they could share with their loved ones like mom. It’s quite the treat! Such was the
I’m trying to recall when my curiosity for cutting ever started. I remember when I was 5, and I was using a super blunt pair of scissors to cut my bangs. My mother was really upset to find out what I did. Hahahahahaha. I still think it’s funny to this day. I tried hiding under
Hello Guys! I’ve been trying to finish this personal project since summer. I noticed that ever since Riley started learning, I became more concerned about things like our education system: how kids learn things and the like. On some days, I find myself giving speeches to my friends about how maybe we can put more
I can’t believe I tried putting off this blog post out of guilt for so long! I just felt like straight off from vacation, I can’t just sit down & relish my vacation. I need to get back to work. However, these thoughts still linger in my mind. I mean, 4 months later, I am
Hello Guys! We’ve been getting a lot of requests to bring the Digitizing Workshop back. What is the Digitizing Workshop about? The Digitizing Workshop was originally created for students who would like to create digital files out of their hand drawn and hand-lettered illustration. After several sessions though, it has evolved into a basic lay-outing
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