Oh I am a little bit nervous!

I am a little bit nervous after knowing the arrival of my rubber stamp certificate kit package.
This package is much much more difficult than the one that I had last time and requires more in depth knowledge in rubber stamp hand carving.
I am looking forward to receiving my huge parcel.:-P

HIDE AND SEEK!

Having fun?

Versa Magic!

I have just received these lovely stamp pad in a total o 18 colours in these few days~J

Too lovely too own!

The pigment of these stamp pad could be applied on to the leather stamps easily~OH~very nice!:-)

SOFT PASTELS!

Longing for this box of pastels for years and I have finally got it.

Love the texture and colour hues so much!

leather stamp!

I am very keen on playing this kind of leather rubber stamp these days!

After a few experiments during the ester holidays, I am now brave enough to show my new works to all of you. It takes me some time to be familiar with the texture of this new material as it is much harder then normal rubber board. However, the incredible extra fine lines and smooth surfaces are too amazing. Like what another handmade artist Dakiki said ‘It makes me addicted to it!’... yes…its very ture…

I have to make one before I sleep every night now…it’s like drug…~_~

Don’t try that if you have not started yet…

a certificate

This very cute certificate is a rubber stamps hand carving certificate issued by Hinodewashi Co., Ltd in Japan. I have received a well marked “examination paper” together with this certificate! The exam paper full of comments hand written by the examination (in red!)! It looks as serious as the mid-term examination I had ever taken!

This is the first time for me to have this kind of examination and I was deeply impressed by the professionalism of Japanese. I appreciate their persistence towards perfection to each and every little part in their daily life.

And after acquiring the basic level rubber stamps hand carving certificate, I am going to take the intermediate and upper level exam soon. Good luck to me~

Get Dreams!

I am not a person who is good at numbers. That’s why I always like to see real money in hand more than numbers on the bank statements.

To me, it’s kind of fun to save money in a little coin can. As I never count how many coins I have put in it, I am always surprised by the can when I open it. And I love to add colours to my life which is usually a little bit dull by these little surprises.It is more than happy to use the money to buy a little gift to myself, my family or the one I loved.

I bought this coin can last week, and I was very impressed by the words “Get dreams” on it. Because I can imagine when I put my coins in it, I am like saving a little bit of my dream and getting closer and closer to it. Closer and closer…then, I know… I could finally reach it.