Sewing Project: Stuffed Rabbit Toy

this is look so fun to do for this school holiday with my daughter! can’t wait to make it with my daughter. she has been busy making cards, book marks with our scrapbooking kits.

Sew much fabrics, sew little time

I’ve been busy sketching and planning for an upcoming ‘Sew for HRSS (House Rabbit Society of Singapore)’ event. The basic requirement is to be able to hand sew the stuffed toy. As we will eventually be handing the stuff rabbits to HRSS to sell them during their fund-raising roadshows, I had to make sure that the stuff toys aren’t too time-consuming to make or we won’t get too many completed during our 4-5hour sewing session this coming sat.

I’ve also had some sewing inquiries, people are keen but also apprehensive on whether they can sew or not. Well, I thought I should document how it’s done for everyone’s benefit so they aren’t too nervous. I started sewing yesterday and I think I got abit hooked on making them. Really, it’s not that hard! Just come and we’ll help each other along!

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The Distortion of Direct School Admission (via The Thinking Fish Tank)

Some parents are over doing it! They bring the stress for the child to the next level by making them join the competition, grading up or scaling up, performing here and there for the sake of medals, certificate etc etc to beautify the list of their DSA application.

Poor child, they are already have so much in plate for their school work and study, and they have to cope up with all these extras just for the sake of DSA.

they lost their real childhood and cramp their days with activities beyond their energy, they do not have enough rest or time to ponder and reflect their own thinking.

It seems that the rat race in Singapore is getting from bad to worse. I thought my time was bad. As a child, I lived in the era when ‘I Not Stupid’ was screened in cinemas to bring out the stressful lives of Singaporean children. Yet, it seems, my time wasn’t too bad afterall. Times have changed. It isn’t sufficient to be academically superior … Read More

via The Thinking Fish Tank