Hello my dearest readers, I just wanted to let you know that I added lots of new pillow cases to my shop. Most of them have floral patterns and they are super as a gift for Christmas or for your own cozy corner. :) |
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Hey! :) Eeeeks, it's time to share a part of my Christmas decor.
How do you like my decor? :)
Heyyy! :) Here's one of my latest sewing projects, I couldn't wait to share it any longer. It has recently been my mother's birthday and I wanted to make something special for her, something which is useful and still pretty.
Hello everyone! I have often been asked about how I make my stamps and here's a DIY for you. Making stamps yourself is super easy and you can grow your own collection of stamps for various occasions.
You need:
1. Draw your motif onto an eraser. 2. + 3. Choose the cutter with a small width. 4. Use it to cut out the outlines. 5. Choose a cutter with a bigger width. 6. Use it to cut out the areas between the pencil lines.
Try out your stamp and see of there's anything you want to correct. 
You can make all different kinds of stamps and for example use them to embellish your Christmas mail. :)
Hello! Here's something I already posted last year, but because this idea is so easy and pretty to look at and because many of you haven't been knowing my blog at that time, I thought I could share these pretty jars again and tell you how to make them.
Supplies needed:
Have fun! :)
Hello everyone! :) Some days ago I posted photos of the pretty Advent calendar I made for Flo and here's a second one, a calendar I made for Anja. :) It was soooo cute how happy, thankful and surprised both of them were and it was totally worth the effort!!! :* 
For Flo's calendar I chose red, green, white and cream but this time, I wanted to make it a bit more girly and also used turquoise and pink for Anja's version.
What is more, I also added some cinnamon sticks and a candy cane.
Happy Sunday everyone! Today's post is not about me or my own creations, but it's about two lovely ladies who I want to support and who have become more than just blogging friends of mine. They are super excited about their current projects and I'd love you to support them if you like their ideas as much as I do! :)
The second thing I want to tell you is that my dear friend Stefanie (the author of the awesome blog Squeaky Swing) is being nominated for this month's best creative blog on Brigitte.de. She submitted the cutest DIY project ever, embroidered mittens which look like a cat, simply adorable. :) If you like her blog and project as much as I do, you can click here and vote for her idea in order to make her the monthly winner. :)
Hey everyone and happy weekend! :) As most of you who have been reading my blog for a long time already know: I love Christmas and the holiday season, it's my favorite seasons ever! :)
Hello! :) Here's the Advent calendar I prepared for Flo as a big surprise (and he loves it!! :)).
Colorful outfit. // Cupcake heaven. // Meeting my dear friend Stef in Berlin, it was so good seing her again! :* // The blue bus. // Outfit of the day.
Flo made a love cake for me!!! :)) // The Donots, my favorite band ever!! / My colorful closet. // Fall colors. // Spending our Sunday in the woods.
Baking evening. // Flo made homemade pizza. // My favorite coat. // Fabric stack. // Mustard. // Mogliiiii with me in the kitchen. :)
Colors! // I made a chocolate cake for a girl's crafternoon. // Lights in our bed's corner. // Handmade brooches. // Crafternoon with Anja, Sina & Kat. ;) // Sunday brunch.
He's everywhere I go. // Fall outfit. // Floral bedding. // My beautiful room. 
Handmade, green crochet accessoires. // Handmade stamps. // Little Christmas collection. // Daily outfits. // He's so greedy!
Baby, it's cold outsite. // Mogli is doing yoga. // Hello! // Sleeping baby. // Siiina and her cute kitty! // Awww, he likes me! 
Crafty afternoon. // An Advent calendar for Flo. :* // Home sweet home. I love our flat! // Walking the dog. :)
Hello and happy Sunday, dear readers! :) Totally looking forward to Christmas and the holiday season, I have already sewn lots of colorful Christmas stockings for my shop which you can either use for home decor purposes or to fill them with chocolate and little presents for your loved ones. :)
Take the butter out of the fridge the evening before you start baking (or use margarine)! :)
Bake the cake for about 60 minutes at about 180°C / 356°F; insert the baking sheet with the cake on it into the lower third of the oven.
Happy weekend!