These are my mum's Rangoon Creepers.. pretty huh?
When it comes to gardening, my mum has a green thumb.. with me, the only thing that is flourishing are my hips!!! haha..
Friday, April 16, 2010
Mum's Garden
Sunday, April 5, 2009
Pretty Green Container
There, see that hole? The cover/lid is missing a knob :o) . But I fell in love with the colour and the design, so it came home with me :o). I tried to find a suitable knob at a hardware store but none seemed to fit (design and colourwise). My solution?
This butterfly started its life as a napkin ring. Pretty isn't it? It just took me a couple of seconds to realise that it would look quite nice on top of my container!
So, out came the pliers and I carefully took it apart. I tried to glue it onto the cover using super glue but it just would not stick so I used my trusty hot glue gun and glued it on. Hot glue is not strong enough but it does its job at keeping it on. I'm just using the container as a decorative piece at the moment so I guess it's good enough.
See? Doesn't it look quite perfect now? So whimsical..
The leaves and the butterfly reminds me of a garden.Ahhh.. the little pleasures of life..
Twigs & Feathers
Sunday, March 1, 2009
For My Princess
The clothes hanger. This time I painted it pink :o).
I searched high and low for a pink clock, but to no avail. This clock was white in colour (the same RM5.90 clock I got for Aiman).. so I spray painted it pink! Easy! :o)
And the sweet pink mirror. Sorry for the blurry photo. Try as I might, I could not take a good photo without getting myself in the reflection :0).
And the boxes for her hairbows and clips and frilly socks.. If I can find them that is! She hides them everywhere! Usually there's one under the sofa, one behind the cushion and if you're not careful there'd be one going into her mouth (yup! the socks too!).
And another growth chart that I made from scratch. I love how it turned out!:o)
A sign for the door just like Abang Aiman's.. :o)
And last but not least, a pink wastepaper basket. Oh, I've got to share this with you. I showed the basket to Amira, pointing at the butterfly, I asked, "what's this?". To which she answered,"ba-fy". I was so proud. Then I pointed at the ladybird and asked again, "what's this?". She confidently replied "ipash, mama!" (coachroach, mama!). Hahaha! I didn't know whether to laugh or cry!
My sweet, sweet girl.. she's such a bundle of joy! I hope she'll grow to love them. Enjoy Amira, mama loves you! :o)
Twigs & Feathers
