All the buzz surrounding Tim Burton’s Alice in Wonderland has put us in such a spin here at Babyology HQ that we’re fighting a terrible urge to head out to the garden and paint all the white roses red. Or is that red roses white…
Posted by Nikki Tandy on March 16, 2010
in Fashion, Misc, Nursery, Out And About
Also tagged art, decorations, dress up, dresses, hair accessories, kids clothing, kids decoration, lunch boxes, parties, wall art
I’m more an incredibly enthusiastic admirer of all things Shinzi Katoh and of the Japanese ‘cute’ invasion rather than a die-hard fan. But I will admit to being just a little excited when I crossed paths with the new Australian Kawaii For You website.
Three of my greatest loves – candy stripes, polka dots and gift wrapping – all come together with these darling and delightful little characters from Pocket Carnival.
Make sure your party guests know exactly where to go with an envelope made from a map.
Technology and contemporary methods of creating are expanding the English language. The term ‘crowdsourcing’ was coined only three short years ago to describe a company calling for contributions to a project from the public.
When the goods are this undeniably cute, there’s free downloadable party hat templates, and you throw in that locally-produced factor, you have a recipe for an irresistible site!
If, like me, you frequently wish your home more closely resembled the set of Play School, full of happy children engaged in constructive play, Yellow Owl Workshop has the very gift for you this new year. Kids love to stamp, and these sets of rubber stamps will save you from attempting your own versions made … [Read more.]
I’ve never been a fan of ‘Hallmark’ messages that come with a lot of the more traditional cards out there, and as I’ve been planning my daughter’s first birthday party, I’ve been looking for the perfect thank you cards – to no avail.
Want your party to be the hottest ticket in town – literally?
I’m all for saving paper and I can appreciate the organisational advantages of invitations issued online, but it’s exciting to receive a ‘fancy’ envelope in the letterbox – you can spot an invitation a mile away and if you’re like me, it’s the first thing you open.
It’s quirky little sites like Rock Scissor Paper that make my writing world a truly happy one. Handcrafted goods like ornamental owls and journals, all with unique covers, demonstrate passion for the product and pride in execution. Run by sisters who grew up in California in the sixties, the ranges embody the vibe of that era. … [Read more.]
Last year when Inkspot Workshop was still based on Etsy, I ordered my son’s baptism invitations. The stunning lines, envelopes with matching seals, plus the gorgeous bird design meant I was in love within seconds of seeing the invites. Everyone commented on how beautiful they were and I have placed one proudly in his baby book … [Read more.]
