Remember the time we build shelves to display our Funko POP collection?
Our collection has continued to grow and now here we are needing more shelves! We worked on expansion on another wall in our bedroom during Christmas break.
Materials:
- 1 pack of 8x1 drywall screws with plastic wall plugs.
- 8 pieces of 8'' x 8' pine wood shelves(cut into pieces of 8'' x 6').
- 24 pieces of 5x6 brackets.
My last shelving materials posted here!
This is our new arrangement for our first shelving!
This is our bedroom now! Surrounded by our favorite characters, colorful and adorable things.
January 29, 2017
January 22, 2017
Outfit Inspiration 10
One of outfit I wear during winter.
The bear hoodie is hand knitted by me inspired from The Velvet Acorn pattern. The Candy Cane Mittens is also hand-knitted by me, you can click here to see how to make it!
The Velvet Acorn : hand-knitted by me / Aritzia : green army jacket / Candy Cane Mittens : hand-knitted by me / Hot Topic : Pixar Up "Adventure is Out There" t-shirt / Guess : jeans / Bluenotes : sock monkey socks / ZiGigirl : leather boots
The bear hoodie is hand knitted by me inspired from The Velvet Acorn pattern. The Candy Cane Mittens is also hand-knitted by me, you can click here to see how to make it!
The Velvet Acorn : hand-knitted by me / Aritzia : green army jacket / Candy Cane Mittens : hand-knitted by me / Hot Topic : Pixar Up "Adventure is Out There" t-shirt / Guess : jeans / Bluenotes : sock monkey socks / ZiGigirl : leather boots
January 15, 2017
Chili Miso
Try out this Chili Miso from Abokichi.
They had sample at One of the Kind Show and I fell in love with the flavor!
Here is simple breakfast you can add the chili to make it extra flavorful.
Egg Drop Rice
- 1 serving bowl of rice
- 1 egg
- chopped green onion
- Abokichi: Okazu Chili Miso
1. Pack rice into a bowl with center dipped in so the egg falls into middle.
2. Drop an egg and sprinkle green onion and chili.
3. Mix everything together.
4. Add more green onion and chili if you wish.
Breakfast Menu:
- Egg drop rice with choli miso, green onion
- Miso soup with konbu, onion, green onion
- Stir-fry cabbage and bacon (You can add veggies to the egg drop rice.)
- Sliced banana, apple
They had sample at One of the Kind Show and I fell in love with the flavor!
Here is simple breakfast you can add the chili to make it extra flavorful.
Egg Drop Rice
- 1 serving bowl of rice
- 1 egg
- chopped green onion
- Abokichi: Okazu Chili Miso
1. Pack rice into a bowl with center dipped in so the egg falls into middle.
2. Drop an egg and sprinkle green onion and chili.
3. Mix everything together.
4. Add more green onion and chili if you wish.
Breakfast Menu:
- Egg drop rice with choli miso, green onion
- Miso soup with konbu, onion, green onion
- Stir-fry cabbage and bacon (You can add veggies to the egg drop rice.)
- Sliced banana, apple
January 8, 2017
2017 Moleskine Planner
In 2016, I decorated my Moleskine Planner and I enjoyed a lot decorating it so I gave it a try again for this year!
For this planner, it's very similar instruction to my 2016 Moleskine Planner if you want to take a look here too:
http://yukikotsu.blogspot.ca/2015/12/2016-moleskine-planner.html
Earlier, I got a planner as a gift but I wanted to continue the tradition of using Moleskine planner so I asked to exchange. While deciding on the new design, I decided to use the same cover design from the planner I exchanged.
So I drew the design that I want on the planner with right scale on a piece of paper. I used any marker to draw the design so I can see the design from the back of the paper for transferring purpose.
Material:
- Moleskine weekly planner
- Sewing needle
- Embroidery thread
- Sewing Awl or Button Hole Cutter
- Tranfering paper(regular paper with sketch of image)
- Pencil
- Scotch tape
1. Use a pencil to color in the design.
2. When all the design is covered with pencil lead, flip the paper on the back of the planner's back side.
Use Scotch tape or removeable tape to secure the paper.
3. Use the pencil to redraw the design.
4.Slowly remove the transferring paper and check if all the design is transferred.
5. Use button hole cutter to pierce the hole to stitch. (have a hard board underneath)
6. Pick any thread color and stitch.
For this planner, it's very similar instruction to my 2016 Moleskine Planner if you want to take a look here too:
http://yukikotsu.blogspot.ca/2015/12/2016-moleskine-planner.html
Earlier, I got a planner as a gift but I wanted to continue the tradition of using Moleskine planner so I asked to exchange. While deciding on the new design, I decided to use the same cover design from the planner I exchanged.
So I drew the design that I want on the planner with right scale on a piece of paper. I used any marker to draw the design so I can see the design from the back of the paper for transferring purpose.
Material:
- Moleskine weekly planner
- Sewing needle
- Embroidery thread
- Sewing Awl or Button Hole Cutter
- Tranfering paper(regular paper with sketch of image)
- Pencil
- Scotch tape
1. Use a pencil to color in the design.
2. When all the design is covered with pencil lead, flip the paper on the back of the planner's back side.
Use Scotch tape or removeable tape to secure the paper.
3. Use the pencil to redraw the design.
4.Slowly remove the transferring paper and check if all the design is transferred.
5. Use button hole cutter to pierce the hole to stitch. (have a hard board underneath)
6. Pick any thread color and stitch.
January 3, 2017
2017
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