Emilie Sans Chichi round 2... Seriously!

We all like a good DIY, one that make us feel like :" Really?? I can do that??". I've told it before, I am a big fan of the blog Emilie Sans Chichi and I stick to it. I think that the girl behind it is very talented and has a big heart and no, I've never met her. I just have to read her words about her children and see the passion she puts in her DIY to know that she is one of us the crafters. Here I wanted to share with you the bunny doll she has made for her daughter's 5th b'day. She used a pattern from Lieschen Mueller and created the sweetest doll for her baby girl. I have to equally mention the outfits that she made for the doll. So to the lady behind the fantastic blog, congratulations...you rocked it! If you haven't yet, go discover the world of Emilie Sans Chichi.

 Emilie Sans Chichi

 Emilie Sans Chichi

 Emilie Sans Chichi

 Emilie Sans Chichi

 Emilie Sans Chichi

Emilie Sans Chichi

The enchanted world of Kathryn Davey

I discovered Kathryn Davey while visiting the last Playtime in New York. At the booth, I met a woman with a beautiful soul and a great smile. I haven't seen what she was making yet that I knew it was going to reflect who she was. And I was right, the world of Kathryn Davey is the one that I wished for when I was a child. Her dolls have no competition out there. They are beautifully designed and are made of the greatest materials you may think of. Recently Kathryn opened her own online shop where she shares with us all she has to offer. Enjoy your visit!

 Kathryn Davey

 Kathryn Davey

 Kathryn Davey

 Kathryn Davey

 Kathryn Davey

 Kathryn Davey

Kathryn Davey

Kathryn Davey

Kathryn Davey

Mini Coffee Shop

What???? My heart just sank. I was on the amazing blog Amelie and Violet when I saw this unbelievable  (HANDMADE!!) Coffee Shop. I am in the middle of making a market stand for my daughters and this coffee shop is so inspiring. I can't get over how awesome it is. Best play pretend toy I've seen so far.

 Amelie and Violet

 Amelie and Violet

 Amelie and Violet

Amelie and Violet 

 Amelie and Violet

 Amelie and Violet

 Amelie and Violet

Amelie and Violet

A dollhouse not like the others

Have you ever dreamed when you were a child of becoming so little that you could live inside of a tree root? I did and that dream is still vivid in my mind. Vintage Jane is a great blog who just reminded me that however how old we are, we can still give life to our dreams. Here a dollhouse carved in a boot. Favorite nest for the little mice.

 Vintage Jane

 Vintage Jane

 Vintage Jane

 Vintage Jane

 Vintage Jane

 Vintage Jane

 Vintage Jane

Vintage Jane

Handmade toys "with LOVE"

Making things is beautiful. While the entire creative process may be fun, the imagination part can be tricky. Why? Because with no love there is no success. Kaunis Pieni Elämä is such a beautiful blog, very inspirational. I fell in love with the play set and the toys that were handmade by this mom for her children.

 kaunis pieni elama

kaunis pieni elama

 kaunis pieni elama

 kaunis pieni elama

 kaunis pieni elama

 kaunis pieni elama

A Superhero inside of us

As a little girl I wanted to be Wonder Woman and today I became Super Mom ;) I am melting in front of the knitted Super Heroes from Dents de Loup. Check their Etsy store here. I find them so sweet and truly funny. Exactly what I needed today!


Lorsque j'etais petite fille je voulais être Wonder Woman et aujourd'hui je suis devenue Super Mom ;) Je fonds devant ces Super Heros crées par Dents de Loup. Visitez leur boutique sur Etsy ici. Je les trouve tendres et tellement marrants. Exactement ce dont j'avais besoin aujourd'hui!

 dents de loup

 dents de loup

 dents de loup

 dents de loup

dents de loup

Meet Pete the furry caterpillar

I knew I was going to make one but I wasn't sure if I was going to like it. It was so much work trying to place the needle through that fur and seeing where exactly I was stitching. But hey! He is super cute and the girls already gave him a name. Please meet Pete the caterpillar!


Je savais que j'allais en faire un sans savoir si j'allais l'aimer ou pas. Pour sur il m'a donné beaucoup de travail a essayer de placer l'aiguille au bon endroit dans cette épaisse fourrure, et pour voir ou exactement je piquais. Mais hey! Il est tres mignon et les filles lui ont déjà donné un nom. Voici Pete la chenille!