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 […]
It’s starting to look a lot like Christmas! Aside from all the yummy treats we’d get to cook and eat during the holidays, we’re so excited about all the decor. In our case, we’d take any excuse to DIY so this year, we made Christmas ornaments using some acrylic blanks, vinyl stickers and our Cricut!
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
We love a good handmade project at the Googly HQ so we made these 3D Christmas ornaments and baubles using paper! Scroll down for the full tutorial and the free downloadable template at the end which you can use with your Cricut or Silhouette machines or simply print out and cut by hand with a
Looking for a fun and easy craft with and for the kids this holiday season? This free printable, in collaboration with Nido 3+, features instructions, templates and pattern papers for 3 DIY projects: Christmas wreath, ornaments and a reindeer headdress! Scroll to download. Tools and Materials Free Printable: Handprint Christmas Wreath Step 1: Cut a
If Christmas season were a movie, it’ll probably be the type that’ll get mixed reviews. It’s a blockbuster and the worst movie in one! It has a love-hate relationship with all those who celebrate it. I’m all for Christmas and the joy of being together with family & friends laughing & relaxing and such. However,
The calendar inside my brain has been so messed up lately I’ve been mixing up dates. I found myself sitting at a cafe one day early for a meet-up with high school friends and one day late for an exhibit that I’ve always wanted to visit. Recently,
