Kitchenware
brings you the Bamboo Drawer Organizer, a bin where large, medium, small, and oddly shaped objects can be stored together in harmony. Organize your home cabinets, beauty supplies in your bathroom, or large sets of utensils in the kitchen drawer. It is also perfect for other types of storage, such as arts & crafts and sewing supplies.
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Some items are just hard to organize, making the inside of your drawers an endless mess: electric knives, hair dryers, large kitchen utensils, spoons, pliers, rolling pins, hair flat irons, scissors, whisks, ladles, graters, wine openers… You know what we are talking about! We HAD that same problem. Not anymore—we solved it! And we want to share the solution with you.
CLEVER DESIGN: Diagonal slot arrangement lets you store extra long items as well as small and oddly shaped utensils. Tray’s outside dimensions are 17” long X 12” wide X 2.5” deep.
CUSTOMIZABLE: Slots can be removed to modify the bin’s size and shape, giving you organizing superpowers!
SPACE SAVER: Conceived to be deep enough to fit bulky items and make the most of your drawer space.
SUPERIOR QUALITY & STYLE: [Sturdy/strong] construction and robust finish. We reinforced the bottom and used eco-friendly materials that will stand the test of time. Delightfully crafted! You are going to love its sophisticated look and rich feel.
KINDNESS: ECO KITCHENWARE invests a percentage of the proceeds in microloans to help aspiring entrepreneurs facing the challenges of poverty.
Jewelry box
Why are so many people buying jewelry boxes today? Know the nitty-gritty of buying a great jewelry box for yourself or the leading lady in your life.
A toy wind-up jewelry box that opens up to beautiful music and a tiny figurette ballerina dancing atop it is what took every little girl’s fancy back in the day. She’d put in her toy jewelry and apply make-up looking at the tiny mirror within it, imitating her mother as best as she could.
What made a little girl happy… still makes a grown-up woman happy.
Every woman owns some jewelry – even those who you have never seen wearing any. And every one of them treats their jewelry as one of their most prized possessions – something they would hate losing and love giving to their daughter or daughter-in-law later in life. Therefore, taking good, proper care of their jewelry and storing them safely is very important for them.
Jewelry boxes are small boxes usually with a latched lid that are used to store jewels and small trinkets. They have been in use since the times of Kings and Queens. Even today, if you go visit any palace, you will see that the Queen’s room had a huge handcrafted jewelry box attached with mirrors and a broad array of hair brushes. As times went by, jewelry boxes became a mainstream commodity that women from all walks of life began to use. Only the materials used and the sizes they were made up of began to alter.
Paper mache
We love Paper Mache, or Papier Mache depending on your preferred spelling! You can make your own Papier Mache Paste quickly and easily – and above all environmentally friendly and inexpensive. Our simple paper mache recipe only requires two ingredients – yes that is correct – flour and water. It is the most traditional method for how to make paper mache paste and gives you a strong, durable papier mache glue. With the added bonus that this paper-mache glue is inexpensive, can be made from household items, is not as messy as PVA Papier Mache paste AND is good for the environment.
Here we bring you some more simple guide to get started with something new to try on. Let’s do Paper Mache this coming weekend as its really easy and fun to create things out of paper. We can create anything with paper mache, from useful and pretty bowls to unique lampshades- all you need to know is the basic technique behind great paper mache
Wall hanging
We’ve been a long time admirers of woven wall hanging and have loved seeing how these vintage flatweave textiles have come back in style thanks to such talented artists like Mimi Jung, Janelle Pietrzak, Maryanne Moodie, and Meghan Bogden Shimek. I never imagined, however, that I could actually make my own – in fact, I was very close to commissioning a textile artist to weave a piece for our new home! But after hearing that Meghan, of Native Textile, was teaching a local workshop, I jumped at the opportunity to learn the ins and outs of weaving. I instantly became obsessed. And keep in mind, I and yarn don’t mix well. I’m a horrible knitter. Anyway, I loved the ease and tangibility of Meghan’s method so much, I was inspired to share some of her amazing tips with you. The entire process may seem intimidating at first but I encourage you to just give it try and follow the tutorial, step by step. Welcome to Weaving 101! You’ll be hooked, I promise.
pashmina
If you are considering purchasing a Pashmina Scarf for your wardrobe or for your man’s wardrobe we have a few tips for you –
Make sure the scarf is long enough, you need to be able to wrap it a couple of times making sure the ends are about tie length once wrapped. It’s not going to look that hot if it is just a bundle around your neck!
When choosing colors, consider your wardrobe, particularly the types of shirts of you have. If you have shirts that mostly block colors then go for a Pashmina scarf with some colors that compliment your shirt tones – a stripped Pashmina Scarf looks great with a black shirt.
If you have shirts that are patterned then you really need to consider the color of your Pashmina scarf so you don’t end up looking like a rainbow, any sex appeal you may have gained by adorning yourself with this great accessory will just be thrown out the window!
Our other tips are to stay away from girly patterned Pashmina scarves like paisley as that will again kill your sex appeal and tying your Pashmina in a knot looks great.
A Pashmina scarf is a great accessory for your wardrobe and also an investment as it will last for years if properly cared for.
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