And the iron on vinyl goes to.......:

Number 6 (drawn with the random number generator, but I do not know how to get the picture in here), that is Riet from Levenmetliv. And if the number generator didn't come up with Riet, I would have given her the price anyway, because she is trying to make a bananabox/cover/thing whatsoever, and her trial chronicle is hilarious to read (and she made a tutorial for the most beautiful aeroplane spoons). Congratulations Riet!

Little Give Away

Time for a little give away!
I noticed that a lot of people are curious about the new iron on vinyl in my shop, so I am giving away 0,5 metre of the vinyl of your choice (it comes in gloss and matte). Or if you like you can have 0,25 metre of each.
All you have to do is leave me a message before sunday 29 november, telling me what you would make with it. On monday 30 november, I will draw one lucky winner.

Stumble upon

I got this internet tip from my father (thanks dad, it is really timewasting!), the website is called Stumble upon. You can add your interests and it brings you to random websites with very different contents. I think it is funny. I found this movie, which made me smile!

Busy

With making these goodies for the goodiebags of Tresj (for Flavourites live) and Doekjes (for a christmas market).

With making these accessories for the Textile Shop (in Textielmuseum Tilburg). They are going to sell them there, I am excited!

With making this onesie for my sister. She is pregnant from her first child. I am excited too and going to be a real aunt!

With testing this for the shop. It is called iron on vinyl and you can use it to laminate your fabrics with. Great for bibs, placemats, coasters etc.

Inspiration

I am fully enjoying autumn so far and I really do not want to think about christmas yet, but when you receive these magazines, it is hard not to think about it.....

Full of beautiful pictures (some even with snow) of christmas decorations, trees, candlelit houses and some recipes as well. The BoligLiv magasin is Danish, I got a subscription to it for my birthday and I really like the Scandinavian style.

Stamp

Normally, I send my orders in plain white envelopes. A little while ago I bought some brown ones, because I thought they looked more sophisticated, but they turned out to look kind of boring. Luckily, I have this book, which inspired me to make a foam stamp to decorate the envelopes with. Together with a name stamp from Little Z they look quite sophisticated, don't you think?