Showing posts with label Christmas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Christmas. Show all posts
Monday, 24 December 2012
Wednesday, 26 September 2012
Our Christmas gift tags
Today we are wrapping up our Christmas gift tags into beautiful bundles. My God, the things we do to keep our customers happy. Please Santa, give us an imp for Christmas (preferably male). We've tried to be good, very hard, well...most of the time.
Wednesday, 29 August 2012
No point denying
Although we're certainly not ready for cold weather there's no point in denying that it will come in a couple of weeks. So to help us getting used to the idea we've already designed two new Christmas cards. Hope you'll like them.
Saturday, 24 December 2011
Merry Christmas
Just a few hours till Christmas Eve so we are still in time. We wish you all a very nice Christmas time. Although we are not exactly alike the two girls in the picture, it should resemble us, Mo on the left and me in the green on the right. Mo would have gained quite a lot of weight, which isn't true and I would have grown in height, which is unfortunately also untrue.
We've also taken James out of the Music section and replaced him with some Christmas songs. It's a bit of a rock Christmas section now, as we're not in to the very very traditional Christmas songs. Enjoy.
Tuesday, 20 December 2011
Christmas princesses
Wondering what your princess is going to wear at Christmas? Visit Moti, they have lovely dresses for your girls, made of natural fabric and out of the ordinary. Have a look! My favourite is the blue with gold. You can buy them online at Moti or at Imagine (also selling our postcards) or Lovely at the Park, both in Amsterdam.
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Tuesday, 13 December 2011
The finest DIY for Christmas 2011
I've been surfing the web yesterday evening for the finest DIY for Christmas this year and maybe it's me being too difficult, but it was quite a search looking for extraordinary projects that I really really liked and wanted to do myself. But here they are.
1. Lovely white scenery in a jar from Tortoise and the Hare
2. Nice white clay ornaments, could be used all year around actually. I can also see them used for an advent calender. By Fancy House Road
3. Truly nice christmas ornaments for in the tree or on a simple branch of wood. By Voyages of the Creative Variety
4. A twinkling glass and red and white chandelier by Fun.kyti.me
5. A beautiful soft and colourful christmas ornament by Happy Serendipity
6. Excellent gift tags free to print for you by Eat drink chic
7. A rendeer shirt, or skirt if you want. Also nice for the kids. By Freckles in April
1. Lovely white scenery in a jar from Tortoise and the Hare
2. Nice white clay ornaments, could be used all year around actually. I can also see them used for an advent calender. By Fancy House Road
3. Truly nice christmas ornaments for in the tree or on a simple branch of wood. By Voyages of the Creative Variety
4. A twinkling glass and red and white chandelier by Fun.kyti.me
5. A beautiful soft and colourful christmas ornament by Happy Serendipity
6. Excellent gift tags free to print for you by Eat drink chic
7. A rendeer shirt, or skirt if you want. Also nice for the kids. By Freckles in April
Friday, 24 December 2010
For you all
a Merry Christmas from us. May you all have a wonderful time with the ones you love, sharing laughter and maybe some tears but always greatfull for being together.
This Maria statue is given to me by old neighbours where it was standing in the garden of their new home. At our place, it stands beside my daughters bed, watching over her when she sleeps. At Christmas times she's standing in the middle of the dinner table surrounded by light.
This Maria statue is given to me by old neighbours where it was standing in the garden of their new home. At our place, it stands beside my daughters bed, watching over her when she sleeps. At Christmas times she's standing in the middle of the dinner table surrounded by light.
Friday, 17 December 2010
Rocking Christmas songs
This week some rocking Christmas songs, actually except for Mariah Carey (sorry, but I'm only allowed to play her on Christmas at home, restricted to once a day, so forgive me).
Photograph via henk jan van der klis
Photograph via henk jan van der klis
Bummer
Its not my day, I've spend an hour making nice photographs of the Christmas decoration at our place. And while trying uploading them on the computer, the disk was empty, it doesn't work anymore!! So my Iphone & Hipstamatic followed, but its poor.
Anyway, last year I created a tree of boxes filled with old mostly handmade Christmas cards, fabrics, embroidery, photographs etc. Some of them you have to look through the holes, some have windows and most of them are filled with ledlights. It really looks nice, if only I could use my Nikon to give you a good impression.
Anyway, last year I created a tree of boxes filled with old mostly handmade Christmas cards, fabrics, embroidery, photographs etc. Some of them you have to look through the holes, some have windows and most of them are filled with ledlights. It really looks nice, if only I could use my Nikon to give you a good impression.
Thursday, 16 December 2010
Excellent tree
Excellent Christmas tree made by All the luck in the world
Via Stijl Magazine, some lovely reading (in Dutch)
Via Stijl Magazine, some lovely reading (in Dutch)
Saturday, 11 December 2010
Monday, 6 December 2010
Only two days
It was only two days in Hamburg, Germany, but so much can happen in 48 hours. We were received at the hotel by this enormous but friendly smiling Steiff bear. The hotel was full of Christmas decoration and the snow outside was the finishing touch. Looking so much better than the ordinary snow spray, really Astrid, don't know how you pulled that together :).
The first evening we were invited for the Opening Night of Sister Act. A bright & swinging musical. Honestly, when you're feeling depressed, go there, it's an absolute party! Isn't this a wonderful picture of Whoopi (co-producer) & the leading lady of the show? For more: Sister Act
I remember going to the World premiere of Sister Act in London in June 2009, a similar wonderful evening, different temperature though! But through my eyes, not being an expert on this, I would say the show even improved since then. World premiere June 2009 London
We all know, and in case you didn't, now you do, the Germans are big fans of Christmas. They decorate everything, in style I must say & have Christmas markets with loads of people actually standing outside chatting & having fun. Never got the part of having fun in the cold, but that's me. It must be said Hamburg looked like a fairytale, it was a joy and extremely difficult NOT to spend huge amounts of money.
One more thing. At the superb Christmas dinner I learned that one of the guests, which I know for almost 10 years now, opened a shop full of delicacies. Mostly German, based on grandmothers recipes. You can visit it online, but also in Hamburg. So, if you're still looking for that special Christmas present for mom or dad, hurry! My Supper
The first evening we were invited for the Opening Night of Sister Act. A bright & swinging musical. Honestly, when you're feeling depressed, go there, it's an absolute party! Isn't this a wonderful picture of Whoopi (co-producer) & the leading lady of the show? For more: Sister Act
I remember going to the World premiere of Sister Act in London in June 2009, a similar wonderful evening, different temperature though! But through my eyes, not being an expert on this, I would say the show even improved since then. World premiere June 2009 London
We all know, and in case you didn't, now you do, the Germans are big fans of Christmas. They decorate everything, in style I must say & have Christmas markets with loads of people actually standing outside chatting & having fun. Never got the part of having fun in the cold, but that's me. It must be said Hamburg looked like a fairytale, it was a joy and extremely difficult NOT to spend huge amounts of money.
One more thing. At the superb Christmas dinner I learned that one of the guests, which I know for almost 10 years now, opened a shop full of delicacies. Mostly German, based on grandmothers recipes. You can visit it online, but also in Hamburg. So, if you're still looking for that special Christmas present for mom or dad, hurry! My Supper
Labels:
Christmas,
Entertainment,
Travel
Tuesday, 30 November 2010
Wouldn't this look nice...
on the Christmas dinner table? Wondering how they did it, can't be too difficult, right?
via Willow Street
via Willow Street
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Christmas
Thursday, 14 October 2010
Stockings
These were the very first ones I made years ago for my own family. We make them of old woolen sweaters & personalize them. For more details Please shoot us an email.
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Christmas
Thursday, 30 September 2010
In the mood for?

Maybe not yet, but here they are, the Liefgoed Christmas cards. Not on the Liefgoed site at this very moment, but for pre sale contact us via mail.
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