I first chanced upon Furoshiki when our colleague, Shahidah shared her furoshiki wrapper cloth with us. It is such a splendid idea whereby you can wrap it in any way you like to fit the items, and not let a fixed-size bag limit you.
How to read Japanese patterns like a pro in 90min Our lovely ladies from Tiny Rabbit Hole are finally certified! They have completed “How to read Japanese patterns like a pro in 90min“!
Why Tiny Rabbit Hole? This is probably the most common question. Truth to be told, sometimes I’m kinda stunned when receiving an open-ended question that can have a myriad of answers to it haha!
Spotlight has the biggest section dedicated to yarns. The have a huge range of selection, from plain ones, thin ones, to rainbow coloured ones and T-shirt yarns.
If all spaces from all outlet combined, Daiso is the biggest craft shop in Singapore! But in actual fact, they have the smallest inventory.
A heartlandish craft shop located in Heartland Mall right beside the MRT station. We love the clear-cut layout of the shop.
By far, Ondori is the biggest craft “shop” we have ever visited. Nope, not really a shop but a warehouse in quite a secluded location.
It’s been over a month since we held our first workshop at Naiise@Orchard Gateway! It was a very pleasant experience at such a centralised location, and so we’re going to host another one on 28 May 2017, Sunday.
Greetings fellow crafters, novice, experts, masters and grandmasters~ Tiny Rabbit Hole’s secret formulas for our magical designs have been revealed. Rejoice crafters!
We know it’s not Christmas yet but what is Christmas without Easter? ONE lucky winner stands to win EITHER A. Our beloved Tamago Bunny (picture in post) OR B.
