Bead balls going around: shoes

In the end of summer I found amazing shoes:

I really liked them, but one day a group of bead balls decided to try them:

They fit in one shoe... WOW.... But it was cramped... And so they shared:


And played in my shoes a lot....





 

And so they occupied my shoes and I didn't have time to try them out myself. But that's okay. I'll have them for another summer my fresh new shoes. :)

 

Beads ball flue

On one holiday I got a flue. A beads ball flue. I started it with a goal to fill this box:

But soon it was filled:

 

and the flue wasn't over yet. So I had to take a bigger box and I choose this one:

  

It was a lot bigger and so I didn't managed to fill it until the flue was over. 

But I am waiting for another bead ball epidemic. I managed to make over a hundred of them:

And so they started traveling around the house..... village......., soon they're coming to my blog.... 

 

 

A tittle bit of shopping...

I always wanted to have a lot of thread and fabrics. Well when I got the opportunity, I grabbed it and so now I have some threads:

WOW! What a mess! 

Much better. 

But when you start, you can't stop:

I grabbed few fabrics. 

 Together all my shopping:

 And a gift from my Sis:

 And all of it looks amazing together:

The Best Motivation: Postcrossing

I was surprised to find out that mail was not dead yet. I was disappointed that people only used e-mail and forgot about writing with their hand and adding real stamps or sending real envelopes. These things always made me feel really happy, and when I found out that something like postcrossing existed I fell in love with it. And so I want to tell you more about this project : Postcrossing.

The project:
The goal of this project is to allow people to receive postcards from all over the world, for free. Well, almost free! The main idea is that: if you send a postcard, you will receive one back from a random Postcrosser from somewhere in the world.

How does it work?

First, the short version:
1.request an address from the website
2.mail the postcard to the address
3.wait to receive a postcard
4.register the received postcard in the system

For me to find a postcard in my mail box that someone send especially to me is... well really exciting and I would love to encourage people to join this project.
And here are few of my favorite received postcards:

From Ukraine

From Croatia

From Russia

From Czech Republic

From China

  You can find more of my postcards here.
And I would love to hear from you what you think about postcrossing.
 

Happy Postcrossing!!