A Zakka Tote Kawaii Bag

A new week comes here! Amy wishes you all make a good start of the week. Well, on the weekend, I spend some pretty nice time with my friend cathy. We shopping, we eating gourmet and what’s most important we had fun!

I always hope you all can have fun in life, and especially the zakka items that I shared on the blog can add some fun and cute touch to your life. I am happy to see it if you liked them. Feel free to let me know.

Today I would like to share a zakka tote kawaii bag that I found on Etsy. This bag is handmade by the owner. It is used of panel fabric. On the both side of the bag, there is a print. On one side it is print with castle and on the other side it is a house with trees beside it. The prints feature in simple lines and pop colors. So the whole feeling for the zakka bag is fashion and modern!

It is about 38cm×30cm in size. So there is no worry in the storage of the bag. You can go out with it for shopping or go to supermarket. It should be point out that there is no interfacing in the bag. There is just one layer inside the bag. Hope you will like it:)

Monday DIY: Knit Votive Covers

Hello lovelies, it is Monday today. How was the weekend? Not bad, I Guess. lol. Well, in the previous posts, I had shared some lovely zakka related stuffs with you. And as I have said, I will keep sharing the zakka stuffs with you all. Because I am the person who lives positively and want discover some little beauties in life. And the zakka has it! Hope you can like my post.

As the start of a new week, today I would like the share you all with a lovely DIY project. Let’s start to make a lovely week. The project was found on Pretty Chic Blog. You can guess from the name that the stuffs would always be pretty and chic, so does our today DIY project.

To make the project, there are some simple materials need to be prepared. They are mainly: scissors
knit socks, leg warmers, sleeves from old sweaters etc– whatever you have
jars or glass votives
sewing thread (optional)
flowers to put inside

Basically, use the scissor to chop up the socks or any other knitwear into the same lengths as the votives you’re using… and then slip them onto your votives. That’s it! You make it done! Last, you can put the flowers into it. Oh, last but not least, it is suggested that you titch around the edge to avoid fraying.

It is really easy and fun and smart!!! How about start now to make your own knit votive covers?

 

 

(Please note that the pictures are from Pretty Chic Blog)