Waa-hoo! My decorative leaf Washi tape is now available in my Etsy shop: Little Paper Spaceship!

There are six colours to choose from: Coral Pink, Mint/Aqua, Sunshine Yellow, Leaf Green, Gold and Silver. I designed some packaging stickers and they came in the post the other day, so what you see in these photographs are the Washi tapes packed in cellophane, finished with a sticker on both sides (one with a logo and the other with product information).

What do you think?

I you want to find out more about what I do, please take a look at my Facebook Page... I'll be happy to hear your comments and thoughts, as well as meeting other Washi tape lovers!

*feel free to comment below*

~Bevolee

Say "hello" to my little pin board houses I made with a sheet of cork I bought many years ago from Hobbycraft... I'm trying to make small craft projects from the excessive materials I have accumulated over the years.

Very easy to make as you only need a sheet of cork, a craft knife and a protective cutting mat. You can even recycle an old pin board if you have no cork sheets! 

I have a few Papercraft tools, such as Punches in various shapes, so I punched out my own paper notes to pin to my boards... as you can see, I organised them to make various facial expressions for a light-hearted and playful effect! It will brighten up any dull office space... Why not have a go at making your own?

Hope you like! 

*Feel free to leave a comment below.*

~Bevolee

*Hippity, hip hooray! Washi tape designed by yours truly!*

This is a preview of my leaf design Washi tape before it goes on sale on my Etsy shop: Little Paper Spaceship and other on-line/off-line shops this week. There are six (6) colours of this design: Coral Pink, Mint/Aqua, Leaf Green, Sunshine Yellow, Gold and Silver. I would like to thank my wonderful supplier for being so patient and for collaborating with me to bring my design to life!

This is a trial... If it does well, I shall continue to follow my dream to create a whole collection of personally designed Washi tapes for all!

If you can't wait to get your mitts on these, just contact me via Facebook, Twitter or my Contact Form on my website.

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~Bevolee

Spring is in the air (...about time)! The Daffodils are blooming in abundance and there are plenty of newborn Swaledale lambs skipping across the fields. Well, not in the case of these little fellas... They are a bit wobbly-kneed as they've just been freshly born, thus needing the shelter of a wooden box placed under a nice warm lamp. 

It was like watching a scene from Bambi mixed with Shaun the Sheep (from Wallace and Gromit) as the lambs wobbled on their little legs to greet me, as well as letting me know loud and clear that they were more than ready to see their mothers for a feed!

These images were taken a couple of weeks ago, I'm sure they'll be bouncing around the fields next time I visit.

Happy Friday and have a lovely weekend to you all!

~Bevolee

As part of the Meet the Blogger event attendees were treated to a guided tour of the newly opened ME Hotel. Designed entirely by Foster and Partners, it is considered one of the trendiest London hotels to take a kip in. The interior and exterior of the building is minimalistic, clean cut and very monochrome in design... Dark woods, black marble and glossy panels are its ingredients, so it may not appeal to everyone, especially those who enjoy a splash of colour!

Despite its monochrome appearance, the hotel had plenty of breathtaking features, such as the Atrium. The Atrium, which isn't very large, forms a tall tower at the heart of the building and is adorned with black marble. Light floods in from the tip of the tower that is also connected to a restaurant/bar that boasts magnificent views of London and Somerset House. The Atrium provides comfy seating to relax and soak in the calm ambience whilst projections of the city skyline dance across the dark marble walls.

The ME Hotel offers a couple of locations to satisfy one's craving: Cucina Asellina is a hearty Italian restaurant featuring bright and colourful bouquets, mosaic mirrors, glass walls decorated with a selection of tasteful wines and gigantic arched windows. 

STK is a sleek-looking steakhouse opposite Cucina Asellina. Doused in a deep, luscious purple, it looked like the perfect place for a celebratory evening meal... it would be very interesting to see these places during opening times, however this quiet moment gave me the opportunity to wander around without clumsily knocking over rushing waiters and waitresses (which I can see myself doing *sigh*).

This is the exterior of the ME Hotel. Its pale walls blend in well with the surrounding historical buildings of the Strand, but with a minimalistic twist! This hotel is architecturally bold and boasts a few breathtaking features, such as the Atrium and the snazzy penthouse-style rooftop. Sadly we didn't get a tour of the rooms, but I can imagine them being very nice if priced at £400 per night! 

Anywho, I leave you with a photo of me having some rooftop fun. Sadly it wasn't a sunny day but the London skyline was still amazing to see!

*I've been playing around with typography and layouts of images, what do you think of them? I'd love to hear, so please do comment below!*

~Bevolee