Sunday cooking experiences

A healthy and tasty banana-strawberry pie (just mix fruit, almond milk and agar-agar a let it simmer for 10m before pouring the mixture into the crust). Delicious!

Roasted butternut squash, sweet potato and courgette, tofu mini-pies. Very simple, very good.

Mia: Hiding

When I got home today she wasn't waiting for me at the door as usual... I called her, searched for her in the usual 'nap-favorite-places'... not a sound. Then, as I was passing by, I noticed a white patch of fur behind the pillows and there she was, hiding, not wanting to be disturbed with my early arrival!

Drawings become toys

Kids have great sense of design - and that's why Zut Création Textile in France decided to bring their drawings to life. A great great idea.

Paper boats & wishes

The paper wish-boats - great patterns and color palette - are designed to sail out to celebrate weddings, newborn babies, birthdays, anniversaries or whatever you want! Before you start folding, write a personal wish or message along the railing.

A green day with pink sky

A perfect day out.

Remembering summer days and long walks

A Blog I like: Cocoon

A blog worth checking. Beautiful handmade things. Exquisite taste.

Eye catching details

Traditional Portuguese handmade slippers

Arent' these handmade slippers unique? You can find them here.

A brown day in town

Japanese wrapping system - Furoshiki

Furoshiki is the eco-friendly wrapping cloth. Using techniques similar to origami, it can be used for gift wrapping, grocery shopping or simply as decor. It is reusable and multipurpose. Try it!
(images found here , here and here)

Blankets from around the world - knitting is back!

On my whishlist: laptop case

Recycled Design furniture

Some of these are from random Internet pages (I'm sorry, I don't remember where from), but the last one is, of course, from Dutch Droog Design. I will make one someday (am collecting drawers for that purpose)...

Inspiration: the best thing I read this week... Street wisdom

" you can't choose where you came from, but you can choose where you go from there"