My middle sister Eriko turned 26 yesterday, October 26th
and this is the handmade gift I sent her. She is the girliest
girl who loves everything girly, sweet, and very pink, so I
should've made a pink one like this instead, but somehow
this is how it turned out. While making it, I was becoming
more and more sure that she would not like this busy potholder
but my heart was set that this was going to be hers, so
I had to gift it to her. Well let me explain why
I think it should be hers, will you?
First off, when she was a little kid, her dream was to
become a bakery chef and she used to bake lots of yummy
bread, so that explains why I started off with the bear
with a pancake! And if you look at it closer, you may
notice that there is a cake, a little message that says
"happy birthday", and 'love'. Oh and "Congratulations"
was not on purpose but it was great I included it,
because she passed a really hard exam last year to
become a clinical psychologist which I don't even know
what exactly it is but I know she can tell you a lot
about you and what's going on in your mind if you
show her a tree you drew. Interesting.
I'm definitely sure she likes this one though.
This was made by my friend Kerry in Florida
who just opened a little online custom jewelry
shop called Sweet Heart Silver. She was
so nice to make this custom necklace for
Eriko within just a few days, gift-wrapped it
beautifully, and sent it off to me right away.
I could choose from so many different sterling
silver jewelry, satins, and even fonts of
custom word/name!
When I told her that I must blog about this
necklace, she was sweet to offer a special
coupon code (10% off of your order): pinkpenguin
for you guys in case you want to shop there.
You won't regret taking a look at her shop I promise :)
Thank you Kerry for making such a lovely
necklace for my sister so quickly :)
Thank you for stopping by!
Have a fabulous day!
very nice!i really like the little bear in the middle :)
ReplyDeleteYour patchwork is always so delicious!
ReplyDeletethis is so beautiful...and the necklace is so sweet! love the little fish at the top
ReplyDeleteLove the potholder! I am always impressed with how you blend black and white prints with pops of bright colors.
ReplyDeleteso adorable Ayumi, and very sweet of you to make something so special. :) love the necklace too, I'll have to check out her shop!
ReplyDeleteI love love this potholder which has such joyful humour in it. I envy your sister! lol.
ReplyDeleteYour sister is going to love those special gifts! That is very funny about the tree test. Does she live in Japan?
ReplyDeleteso beautiful and cute!!
ReplyDeleteI share the same birthday with your sister...another Scoripon!!! Happy birthday to Eriko..hugs Khris
ReplyDeleteSo thoughtful- it tells a story and that is always good in craft, it is from the ♥
ReplyDeleteHappy Birthday to your clever sister.
ReplyDeleteAnd congrats to clever you, for another lovely gift.
These are so pretty gifts! She has a wonderful sister!
ReplyDeleteLove how you can put so many memories and messages into a potholder. You are so creative! ; )
This is great, I love the fabrics you use and the way you put them together, how could you sister not love it?
ReplyDeleteEriko will definitely love this, Ayumi san. Something handmade & with so many meanings behind it. How wonderful for Eriko to have a sister who really knows her.
ReplyDeleteToday, it is 10 degrees & cold & raining here. Tomorrow we will go & stay in a ryokan by Yamanakako & enjoy Fuji san.
Belated Happy Birthday to your sister :D
ReplyDeleteYour present for her is adorable! Your personal touches are so sweet. The bear with the cake is just the cutest!!
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