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[Craft time with Origami] Origami Credit : @kamikey_origami Great crafting for Valentine’s Day I think this Heart shape origami was the most simplest + cutest I’ve ever made.... Needs 2 origami (I used 7.5cm x 7.5cm) could use same colours too. And of course origami is not only for folding. Using scissors to cut in any shape by folding the origami in half Origami is for any age to have fun to create anything they want We have many different sizes of origami and great for indoor fun like today (little chilly in Edmonton ) Happy Local Shopping See more

Kuretake MANGAKA pens won’t bleed-through regular papers including Jibun Techo planners. I think the planner papers are thinnest paper that I have except Japanese Calligraphy paper (super thin and every ink will bleed-through Japanese Calligraphy papers) I didn’t use any filter or edit the pictures. I draw mushroom with both 0.1mm and 0.5mm (finest to thickest) You can see through little bit, tiny bit of mushroom draw with 0.5mm but not too bad If you’re looking for fine... tip pen, 0.1mm works really well. Since my planner is smaller size than regular, I was looking for fine pen and I’ve been using 0.1mm pen for my planner But I’m still looking for fine tip pens (regular pens which I get a lot of request) too. Happy Local Shopping See more

NEW! MANGAKA Cartoonist are available at Beni Shop Colours are Black and Purple. Sizes are 0.1mm, 0.3mm, and 0.5mm. You can see the differences between regular pens and these pens on the 3rd and 4th pictures.... I couldn’t draw cartoons (even though I tried ) I draw mushrooms to show you the sizes of the pens. Hope that helps If you google KURETAKE MANGAKA pen, you’ll see the amazing examples These are Water-based pigment pens and have to keep them horizontal. If you have any questions about these pens or any other stationery, leave me comments please Happy Local Shopping See more

[Mini Envelopes + mini mini envelopes] 11 each and 22 in Total I have couple of them in my purse, when I have to pay cash at hockey or any other times. I don’t like giving cash or change just like that, so I use envelopes most of the time. My friend told me she uses the mini envelopes to put the seeds as a gift ... These envelope call Pochi Bukuro and used in New Years mainly in Japan. We give money as a gift in the New Years and uses Pochi Bukuro to put the money. When I was little only one size Pochi Bukuro exists but now they have so many sizes and shapes to choose from. Regular size Pochi Bukuro fits Gift Cards but either sizes won’t fit. Happy Local Shopping See more