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VIDEO: Living With Liselotte Watkins

DISCIPLINE – LIVING WITH – Liselotte Watkins from Discipline Design on Vimeo. Liselotte Watkins is an illustrator from Sweden. She is currently living in Italy with her family. Here, she talks about her creative process, and how having her children around helps her in her work. And may I say I JUST LOVE HER HOUSE!Continue reading “VIDEO: Living With Liselotte Watkins”

Shopping Confessions of a Coffee Addict

I LOVE coffee. How much? Let me count the ways: I have 4 stove-top espresso makers of varying sizes, 3 French presses, 1 3-cup Chemex coffeemaker, 1 Vietnamese phin and 2 Kalita drippers. Whew! Needless to say, I am a coffee enthusiast. So over the weekend, I went mock-shopping over at Shopback.ph for something that canContinue reading “Shopping Confessions of a Coffee Addict”

Unwrapping Moleskine

Hubby who knows how much I love Moleskine gifted me with my Weekly Notebook Diary/Planner for 2016. Hurray! I’ve been using Moleskine for so long but unwrapping one always makes me feel so… giddy. The sensation of opening a new notebook for the first time is priceless. I wanted to share with you my unwrapping ritualContinue reading “Unwrapping Moleskine”

Free 2016 Printable Calendar from A Dose of Simple

2015 has been quite a year for me. “Eventful” doesn’t even begin to describe it. But I’m not complaining. After all, I feel that I have accomplished so much in a span of 12 months. I’m still wondering how I got out of 2015 still in one piece, though! All I’m certain of is thatContinue reading “Free 2016 Printable Calendar from A Dose of Simple”

This Week on Instagram: Leathercraft, Relearning Old Skills, and a Pleasant Surprise

The past week has left me so stressed out, what with having to deal with my research (for my masters) and Kofi’s chronic dermatitis. Good thing I had a bit of free time to spend on relearning how to cut and stitch leather— skills I have put aside for the past 12 years. The wholeContinue reading “This Week on Instagram: Leathercraft, Relearning Old Skills, and a Pleasant Surprise”