DIY How To Make Thanksgiving Card In Kurumie Style

Some fantabulous bloggers have gone together to do a Fantabulous Thanksgiving Favorites Linky Party!

The hosts of this blog hop have their posts linked up to the beginning of the linky at the bottom of this post. You can link up your own Thanksgiving posts below, and we will pin many of them to our Pintabulous Mom's Thankgiving Favorites Pinterest Board.

Do you ever think to make a Thanksgiving card in a different style? I am! I like to try a new style, and here I applied kurumie in my Thanksgiving card. Do you know what is kurumie? Kurumie is a Japanese craft, it is wrapping sponge (foam) with washi paper or Japanese fabric. The result is very stunning as you can see in the picture below. On this post, I will give you step by step making Thanksgiving card in kurumie style.

October Blogging Goals

It’s been a long time since my last post. I’m so busy lately, so I ignoring my blog almost a month! Pardon me, my readers! And today I’m back with a lot of ideas to write, especially about homeschooling and DIY, both topics that in my concern.

Orange Chocolate Pudding With Pineapple Filling

Some fantabulous bloggers have gone together to do a Fantabulous Fall Favorites Linky Party!
 

This pudding is so yummy, soft, chewy, and fruity. It tastes chocolate, mix with orange and pineapple! I love it so much…. This pudding will be good to enjoy on fall when we can get a lot of fruits in the market. I made the recipe by myself … *wink-wink*
So you want to try to make it? Let’s go…. And if you have something to ask about the recipe, don’t hesitate to ask me, because I made it myself so I kind of the expert to answer your question…. lol!

Joyful Journey Through a Colorful Childhood – Drawing and Coloring

One of the most magical activities that a child can undertake is also one of the first he engages, drawing. Scribbling, drawing's most incipient form, opens the realm of extraordinary through color and simple lines on a piece of paper, nurturing creativity, opening up to the unknown.

Pencil and paper are threatened today but technology through tablets and smartphones are challenging the realm of imagination lesser and lesser, serving things directly, leaving little to nothing for one's creative intelligence.

Super Busy Mom And Son

September is the busiest month. Last month, there was some work targets that can’t be done, I’ll try to finish this month. And, this month also full of new work in our homeschooling, handmade business, and blogging. I also began teaching sewing to women around our place.

Creative Kids Culture Blog Hop On August 2016

Welcome to the Creative Kids Culture Blog Hop! The Creative Kids Culture Blog Hop is a place where bloggers can share multicultural activities, crafts, recipes, and musings for our creative kids. We can't wait to see what you share this time! Created by Frances of Discovering the World through My Son's Eyes, the blog hop has now found a new home at Multicultural Kid Blogs.

Back To (Home) School After Deschooling

After a period of Deschooling, it's the time to back to homeschool! What is deschooling? Deschooling is the period of stopping from all the learn routines, the goal is to restore child’s passion for learning. It is similar to the school holiday, the difference is the duration of the deschooling is determined by the child, not by others. Deschooling can be abruptly terminated by the child. It is certainly encouraging parents when they discovered that their child is eager to do formal learning again, but at the same time, it potentially causing parents to be confused. Indeed, there are some preparations that parents should do during deschooling.