Introducing, Nunu's House!

Ever since 2001, Tomo Tanaka of Nunu's House produces one of the most amazing miniatures I've ever seen online. Each and every one of his creations boasts such fascinating clarity of details, the cuteness factor as well as the perfect texture for every . Seeing them at first glance, one would have mistaken them for normal sized things, but most of them were even smaller than a coin.
His most popular pieces were the miniature food. Here are some of my personal favorites:

Look at that sauce, and those bananas!

Tutorials Ahoy

I'm a bookstore and library addict. I get to spend hours reading various books and never be bored. I am now going to share tutorials that I loved and a few that could be used for children's crafts.
First: Fishtail Braid!!

Second, a few tutorials from a Japanese craft magazine, how to do furoshiki. I believe there are already a lot of similar tutorials on the web.

Just some Wedding Dresses

Wedding Bells, something blue, something borrowed. The most anticipated moment in preparing a wedding is choosing your very own wedding dress. Every other girl would want to find the perfect one in time for walking down the aisle. Last February, I came upon Sasaki Nozomi modelling a collection of colorful bridal dresses and they are simply awesome:

Wedding dresses has always been made in shining shimmering white, for purity, innocence yadda yadda, so seeing these colorful, unorthodox designs just makes me think that HEY it could also work too! In fact, it is definitely better since people would remember a bride wearing one of these (yep it's important, I mean what are guests for?) So buckle up ladies and start daydreaming: