Heart keychain

Valentine's Day is coming and I know just the perfect gift for you! I made some cute heart keychains. Perfect to take the heart of your loved one everywhere you go :-)
Get them here.

 

To buy them or just check them out, click here.

Colorful pincushions

Because I sold all my pincushions, and use some of them myself, I made some more. They're now available via my Etsy-shop. Get them here.

 

 

 

To buy them or just check them out, click here.

Phyt plant

My friend Sofie got me a Phyt plant kit for my birthday. 2 months later (for shame it took me so long) I finally took the time to put it together. It was actually very easy because it had a little manual. 

 

Took me about 10 minutes to make. This is the result :-)

I now have the coolest corner in the world :-p

For those who want to buy a Phyt plant themselves, here is a link: 

www.phytplants.com

Bunny teddy

A week ago a colleague of mine gave me some fabric scraps.
Ideal for me to make a scrap bunny.

So yesterday I made this little 💙cutie💙:

It's available via my Etsy-shop, get this cutie here or click the last bunny picture.

Worry Eating Plush Pal

A few weeks ago I bumped into this site about helping children in need. Especially on how they don't always have the chance or courage to share their secrets or worries with someone. The site asks its visitors to make a teddy bear with a zipper for a mouth, allowing kids to stow away their thoughts. So whenever a child wants to share something he or she can write it down on a piece of paper and ask the plush pall to take care of it.

I thought it was a great idea, so I made one myself and it turned out pretty good. I'm going to give the plush pall to a colleague whose granddaughter recently lost her father to cancer.

This is the one I made:

I really hope it will help the child that gets this plush pall. It hurts me to know that there are so many children with problems. With projects like these we can help them to briefly forget their worries.

Casserole flower pot

Couldn't find a flower pot that I really like so instead I used a retro casserole that had been collecting dust in the cupboard. I think it goes very well together with our yellow closet. The colors really match :-)

In case you feel like doing the same, I put a plastic bag on the bottom of the casserole to make sure it doesn't rust. Nobody wants a rusty stain on their closet. (Not sure if it's actually gonna work, I sure hope so)

Chocolate croissants

Last time I went to the grocery store I bought puff pastry because I come across a lot of recipes using it, especially on Facebook pages like Tasty, Tasty Vegetarian or Bosh. Having bought the puff pastry, I decided to try out this one, and I gotta say: it was super easy. 

So here we go: roll open the puff pastry and cut it in triangles. Put some pieces of chocolate on top and roll up the triangles. Cover the croissants with egg yolk and put them in the oven for about 25 minutes on 190 °C. It's that simple.

Here's how they came out:

They were really yummy, just a little dry. So next time i'll smear some butter on the pastry before rolling it up. :-)