One of my big weaknesses is banana Laffy Taffy, so I nearly did backflips when I spotted banana scent for soap. I knew exactly what I wanted to do with this scent and some melt and pour glycerin soap base. My new brain-shaped mold was waiting, so it was time to create monkey brains. That's right--they are delightful soaps that smell like sweet banana candy and look like little brains.
Look for a two pack of these little guys in my Etsy shop.
Monday, May 17, 2010
Friday, May 14, 2010
Goodies in my Etsy shop
I am slightly ADD when it comes to crafting, so I am always making new things. These ceramic drink coasters were created with bathroom tiles, beautiful paper, and heat-safe varnish. They are backed with cork to prevent scratches on that lovely coffee table.
There are kawaii woodland creatures, black and white herringbone, and even Mickey Mouse designs. Find them in my Etsy shop or send me a convo to make you a custom set. I can take family photos or a favorite drawing to create custom drink coasters.
My Etsy Shop
There are kawaii woodland creatures, black and white herringbone, and even Mickey Mouse designs. Find them in my Etsy shop or send me a convo to make you a custom set. I can take family photos or a favorite drawing to create custom drink coasters.
My Etsy Shop
Thursday, May 13, 2010
How Does My Garden Grow?
I was out of town for over a week and couldn't wait to see the garden when I returned. What I found shocked me. The tiny cabbage and cauliflower plants I left behind were replaced by this.

The spinach, which made a delicious little salad before my spaghetti dinner.

Romaine lettuce that is coming up rather patchy. Perhaps I planted some of the seeds a bit deep. Tiny carrots are visible in the bottom of the photo. They seem to be growing well even though some are shaded by the cabbage plants.
The spinach, which made a delicious little salad before my spaghetti dinner.
Romaine lettuce that is coming up rather patchy. Perhaps I planted some of the seeds a bit deep. Tiny carrots are visible in the bottom of the photo. They seem to be growing well even though some are shaded by the cabbage plants.
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