Too much shopping >_
As the title suggests - I've been shopping a little bit too much, and since this post is not going to be craft related, feel free to skip it ^_^ Anyway, a few of the things I got:
Nanoblock kits! The blocks are teeny!! I got the Tokyo Tower, a Panda, Alpaca and a Budgie kit!
A teacup mold for cupcakes! Aaaah!! I want to make! These come in a set of four, but I have to get an electric mixer first before making some more cupcakes, since my old one broke the last time I used it :(
So I made the Panda one, and it's so adorable!
It can fit in the palm of your hand :)
Also made the budgie one - lol, this angle makes it look as if it's angry XD
I made the stand out of the spare blocks they included. The instructions were kind of ok to follow, but sometimes it wasn't clear as to where each layer was going on top of the last one. For example, for the budgie one, there is a staircase sort of pattern at the bottom of its chest, and if I had followed only the instructions and had not looked at the picture of the end product too, it would have been just a block, and not a stair case pattern. So that part is not entirely clear, but the end product picture helps, and it's also nice to have spare blocks, just in case pieces go missing :) I will tackle the Alpaca and the Tokyo Tower tomorrow! Maybe . . .
^_^
Nanoblock kits! The blocks are teeny!! I got the Tokyo Tower, a Panda, Alpaca and a Budgie kit!
A teacup mold for cupcakes! Aaaah!! I want to make! These come in a set of four, but I have to get an electric mixer first before making some more cupcakes, since my old one broke the last time I used it :(
So I made the Panda one, and it's so adorable!
It can fit in the palm of your hand :)
Also made the budgie one - lol, this angle makes it look as if it's angry XD
I made the stand out of the spare blocks they included. The instructions were kind of ok to follow, but sometimes it wasn't clear as to where each layer was going on top of the last one. For example, for the budgie one, there is a staircase sort of pattern at the bottom of its chest, and if I had followed only the instructions and had not looked at the picture of the end product too, it would have been just a block, and not a stair case pattern. So that part is not entirely clear, but the end product picture helps, and it's also nice to have spare blocks, just in case pieces go missing :) I will tackle the Alpaca and the Tokyo Tower tomorrow! Maybe . . .
^_^