We are bringing a burst of shibori to the party with these DIY Shibori Poufs. Unlike Jacinda, I don’t exactly have a knack for painting with watercolor, so this project was perfectly forgiving. You can use these poufs to decorate for parties and to brighten up your home. Right now I have mine hanging over my office space. Grab a handful of coffee filters and let’s get started!
If you are as addicted to shibori as we are, check out our DIY Shibori Hand Warmers for Valentine’s Day and our Inspired by Indigo post.
Learn how to make a DIY Shibori Pouf after the jump…
Here’s a super simple and fun little catch-all dish you can whip up for Valentine’s day in felt, fabric, or leather. I’ve even included a free pattern. These stitch up quick and are fun to fill with paper clips (or chocolate kisses) on your desk.
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If you live a peanut-free life (or send your kid to a peanut-free school) this recipe for peanut-free “peanut” sauce will be perfect for you. If you are free to eat all the peanuts, then I’ve included the peanut-full version as well.
We love thai food, and tend to make chicken satay on the regular. We also enjoy piling up a bunch of leftovers on the dining table, pulling out a big bowl of warm water and a stack of rice papers, and making spring rolls at the table. Kids love this btw, it’s a great method for getting them to try new foods. We usually include greens, grated carrots, hard boiled eggs, fresh herbs (thai basil, mint), and shrimp or leftover chicken, or beef, or really whatever we have. Then I make up a few extra for lunch the next day.
