Just watch me!

I can see the serpent
Oh, you, you're green
You don't know what love means
Let me tell you
It tickles you pink, oh yeah
Everybody likes to hear you scream
Fire and damnation, lamentations
For the likes of you

Babyshambles

Love You But You're Green





Counting the seconds is now a pleasure!

Must have been a good kid...

(the shoes I was talking about :D)

plus one coconut skin kit, a heart pendant and Lolita written in English ;))

Come and get your cloud

"În zilele de 7 şi 8 martie, de Ziua Femeii, intre orele 9-19 , 2009 are loc a treia editie a evenimentelor Cloud Factory din partea de vest a ţării dedicată obiectelor lucrate de mână. Treizeci de creatori independenţi s-au reunit sub numele de Cloud Factory pentru a promova arta handmade.

Prin evenimentul „HandMaiden” aveti ocazie de a participa activ la creaţiile şi tehniciile de expresie: mărgele pictate, cercei fistichii, pantofi, genţi şi haine îndrăzneţe, cutii colorate şi piese decorative fac obiectul unui eveniment unicat pentru Timişoara.

Încăperile de la subsolul Palatului Cultelor (str. Augustin Pacha nr.8) gazduiesc membrii comunitatii Cloud Factory ce va propun o expozitie inedită de creaţii handmade, prezentări de modă şi workshop-uri pe teme ecologice, pentru cei interesaţi să-şi stimuleze latura creatoare. "

A slow snail call Snelly

The red bead is it's heart ;)) A hearty snail made by Biba Bijoux.

Bow and arrow

Marvellous accessories by Alexis Mabille

I am not objective, cause I love all kinds of bows! said the child in me.

Mummy!!!I want that doll!

Kokeshi dolls, the highly stylised Japanese wooden figure that has become one of the most collectible toys in Japan, dating back to their original conception in the early 19th century.

The kokeshi doll starts life as a carefully selected and seasoned piece of wood, most commonly taken from the mizuki or dark cherry tree, which is then skillfully shaped and cut on a lathe, usually in two separate pieces for the head and the body which are attached together, once shaped, using a wooden plug. Once the desired shape has been achieved, the kokeshi craftsman polishes the doll to a high shine finish, before delicately painting on the characteristic facial features and stunning kimono designs.

Buy a Kokeshi doll here. In Romania, I found some at Carturesti.

Is there such thing as the perfect bag?