The one with Flow Magazine

One of our notebooks is featured in the latest issue of Dutch magazine Flow, 

which happens to be one of my favourite magazines!

The one with 101 Woonideeën

Woo-hoo! One of my notebooks is featured in the december issue of Dutch magazine 101 Woonideeën (Dutch for living ideas). The magazine can be (partly) seen online over here.

The one with the Van Gogh and some fun finds

I am really excited about the new painting by Van Gogh that was discovered recently. It was unveiled earlier this week and is named 'Sunset at Montmajour'. Not quite sure if I like it much though, but it's a whole new one, and that's exciting! It Other than that, this week's picks are, well, fun. Cause we can never have too much fun, can we?

New Van Gogh (video)

 Awards for winners

 Hare vase

 Magnets

Greeting card

Notebooks

The One Hundredth

I can not believe this is post number 100! Since starting out last january, my camera is coming with me (almost) everywhere (before, it spent most of it's time at home). Sometimes I feel people are staring at me, thinking 'why is she taking a picture of THAT?'. I like documenting things as they will remind me of things that happened in the past. 

Mostly, I would like to fill my blog with pictures, without any writing accompanying them, afraid of making mistakes. I am very insecure about my writing skills and I'm hoping that practice makes perfect (or at least less imperfect). I've reread this post about twenty times, hoping no big mistakes are being made.

I feel honoured and thankful that pretty amazing and creative people visit my blog and take the time to leave a comment. A smile appears when a message in my inbox pops up, telling me that someone posted a comment. 

To celebrate The One Hundredth, I am having a little giveaway: a set consisting of a bonjour notebook, a mini Karl Lagerfeld brooch, a moustache card and a hello card. All you need to do is to comment on this post. The giveaway will run through the 15th and the winner will be announced here on the blog, the friday after.