I should really call this post somehow differently, as I have not styled myself in a way that would probably evoke a “Queen of Narnia” in people for this photoshoot. I should rather call it any kind of “Fantasy Queen Dress”. But I cannot help myself, in my head it is exactly that – the … More The Queen of Narnia – Part I – The Dress
Last monday (“blue monday”), I have shared on my social media how happy I was while painting this entrance hallway’s wall blue. Little did I know, I would be repainting that blue tone for the whole week, only to give up on my imagined hue of blue for this room. Because, let’s face it, Life … More DIY Painted Panelling Wall With Hangers
Halloween is just around the corner, and since a friend has asked me for some help looking for Halloween costumes, I have realized, that I have posted almost none of those lying around at our home. (EDIT: You can go see a few tips on how I made this costume, link at the end of … More Little Dragon Costumes
Once upon a time, there were two little children and those children neede something to put on when it might get a bit colder outside… Sorry, this really isn’t much of a story now, is it? :-) To be quite honest, I am really waiting for some new photos to be processed, so that I … More The Story of Two Hoodies
I love it when Liv gets in the mood of creating something together with me. Of course, when you’re creating something together with a toddler, you have to be more patient and forget about creating something “perfect”. Though, that is a very relative word, since for me something she has made is of course more … More Making a DIY Stamped Shawl With a Toddler
After Liv was born (or rather, some time after she started to walk and it started being interesting for her), my mom brought our old babydoll stroller out of the cellar. I’m not entirely sure when we got it, but I think it was me who got it as a little kid and me and … More DIY Baby Doll Stroller Make Over
It seems I am late -again- to write about a winter coat on the brink of spring. I could argument, that it is not THAT thick and I can still wear it in early spring-time while it gets warmer. Truth is, though, that I still have to find a way how to keep my projects … More The Matching Asymmetric Winter Coat for Mom
If you have seen the Asymmetric Blue Coat I have made for Liv this winter, then this will look a bit familiar to you. As one of the packages in Liv’s Advent Calendar, I have made two little matching coats for Liv’s dolls. I’ve been planning to start making some clothes for them lately, because … More Little Matching Blue Coats for Dolls
When I was a baby I had a blue dress with tiny white hearts. My little girl wore that dress this summer. I love vintage things. Clothes, furniture, anything you can think of. Vintage/antique/historical/retro. Whatever you may call it. Plus, isn’t it just a nice thought that your daughter is wearing something you used to wear? … More Truly Retro
My dear cousin Miriam was preparing a workshop for kids aged from 1,5 to 3 years. It was based on a children’s book by L. Palo: Where is Africa? (this link is simply because it is the only one I have found which has pictures of the illustrations from the book). She asked me if I … More Rhino
Liv Inspires 