It’s no secret that our team loves color and geometric shapes. In fact, we’ve made versions of these paper gems a lot in the past (as seen here and here). Today, we’re making them with our Cricut machine + our unicorn gradient prints which features our favorite shades of pink, blue, purple and teal! Scroll through for the […]
Whether it’s Valentines, a bachelorette party, a birthday bash or just because, these XOXO buntings (aka banners or banderitas) would make your hearts flutter! You’ll be surprised how easy it is to make with regular scissors and some yarn or if available, a Cricut/Silhouette + sewing machine. Scroll through for the complete tutorial plus download the
Candy anyone? We made some heart-shaped lollipop holders just in time for Valentine’s Day or any other day where you want to add some sweetness and cheer! We’re sharing with you 2 ways on how to DIY them: printable + scissors or print and cut with your Cricut/Silhouette. Scroll through for the complete tutorial plus
How do you use the Cricut Debossing Tool? How can you make your designs pop more? Today, we’re sharing a fun project to help answer those questions. Scroll through for the full tutorial + grab this Tiger Vector design for your projects! Tools and Materials Pearl Paper Cardstock Cricut Maker or Maker 3 Cricut Fine
Whether it’s Valentine’s Day or not, these greeting cards are meant to add some sweetness to someone’s day! We’re sharing with you 2 ways to DIY: print and foil. Scroll through for the complete tutorial plus download our DIY Valentine’s Day Cards as a ready printable or as a foiled card template (with the help of
It’s the year of the Tiger! With the Lunar New Year fast approaching, we thought we’d create these traditional red enevelopes (also known as angpao, ampao, or ampaw) just in time for the celebrations! We’re sharing with you 4 ways on how to DIY them: print, foil, HTV and vinyl sticker. Scroll through for the
Hello everyone and cheers to another year! We got a number of messages requesting for a 2022 version of our Filipino-English Calendar printable so we thought we’d grant your wish! Consider this as a present from our team for all the support you’ve been giving us. Scroll down to download this free Googly Gooeys printable alongside
No tricks. Just treats! We thought we’d make our own version of Halloween. A little less spooky and a bit cuter and more colorful! Sharing with you how we made this DIY Balloon Wall with decorative cutouts and googly eyes. Read till the end for the free downloadable so you can recreate your own too.
Learning to read and write? Perhaps just learning a new language? We’ve made this Filipino Alphabet printable for Riley featuring vowels (patinig) and consonants (katinig) and we’re sharing it here as well! Keep scrolling to download it for free. Table of Contents Tools and Materials Free Printable: Filipino Alphabet – Vowels and Consonants (Patinig at
What’s your favorite number? To add to our growing list of learning materials and free templates, we’ve created this Filipino-English Counting Numbers printable that features the numbers from 1 to 20! It’s a great way to introduce not just counting but also language to kids and anyone who wishes to learn something new. Keep scrolling
Over the years, we’ve come to discover that there’s more to numbers than simply math and currency. In design, odd numbers are magical in layouts and styling while even digits are the key to symmetry! So in line with our growing collection of free templates and downloadables, we’ve also created this Googly Gooeys Odd and
Anyone else who’s often fascinated about language and symbols? *raises arms* Growing up, we’ve always come across the Roman numeral system from books to product packaging and pretty much in everyday life. It’s one of the basic concepts that’s often taught in school early too so we thought we’d make a visual aid about it
Left or right? Hilaga or Timog? Teach and learn directions with this Googly Gooeys printable that features visual cues along with the Filipino-English terms for directions! Scroll down for this new downloadable in our Filipino-English series. Table of Contents Tools and Materials Free Printable: Filipino-English Directions Step 1: Download the Filipino-English Directions template. Link below. Step 2:
More printables! Woohoo! Could you tell how happy we were when making all these printables for Riley? This one has been stuck to our fridge for months now and we’re finally making it available on the blog. Oh and thank you to everyone who has sent in messages and photos of their printouts from our
Have you met Chabee the Panda? We’ve illustrated a story book and animated this adorable character and its friends for the Tiny Buds universe over the past years (Twiga the giraffe & Haha the happy Hippo) and we thought we’d create these activity and coloring worksheets to share with everyone too! Check them out below and tell us what you
More free printables and Filipino-English resources coming your way! We’ve had this one taped to the refrigerator door since last year as we continue to homeschool Riley. So far, he loves his big digits. We’ve even gone past the millionth mark and he would refer to his energy level as “five trillion percent”. By percent
What’s your favorite snack aka merienda? Growing up and even as adults, we’ve always loved snacking while doing our hobbies (aka drawing, coloring and crafting). It’s safe to say we love colors and food altogether! *giggles* So we’re thrilled to share this project with you where we got to mix the two. Additionally, these printables
We got so many requests to make a 2021 version of our Filipino-English Calendar from last year and so we thought, why not? Scroll down to download this free Googly Gooeys printable alongside the other resources from this series. Enjoy! Get organized while learning some trivia! The Googly Gooeys 2021 Calendar features colorful monthly sheets
Which day of the week do you look forward to the most? As we continue to homeschool Riley, we’ve also made several visual aids and printouts to help him have fun while he learns his lessons. This time, we were teaching him the Filipino and English terms for the days of the week! We thought
When we talk about Christmas icons, the parol (star-shaped lantern) is perhaps one of the most prominent symbols in the Filipino tradition. It’s literally everywhere from homes to streets to malls and offices. It’s traditionally made of bamboo sticks and paper illuminated with lights. You could also find ones made of capiz and rattan. So
