Finally, I sold tat kit to a good fren of mine. Took some time but... phew, sold!
Okie, I'm onto my 15th week now, going to 4 months! Yeah, nausea is slowly going away. Hopefully, it stays away. I still get slightly car sick so the drive into Malaysia still has to be put off for later.
Yesterday, Daddy decided that son should skip school to go...... CYCLING!! Hahahaha! So we went cycling at East Coast. Daddy taught son to cycle on 2-wheeler and Mummy was sitting on mat, sanding next scrapbook altered project!
Then, believe it or not, we headed to the other side of Singapore, Science Center! Mother and son slept on the way there and was fairly refreshed. We had not been to the Science Center for a long time and there were some changes. We were quite lucky cos yesterday was the 1st day the Mummies of Egypt display was opened. It was quite small though. And Petrosains from KL was invited over to give a talk on energy and that was really interesting. Brandon enjoyed it throughly! After that, we roamed almost the whole center and then we began to droop. So tiring!
Finally, it was dinner time. We decided to go IMM (cos Mummy remembered there was a HUGE Daiso there!) for dinner. As usual, Brandon ate a whole adult meal. Look at his size! Where in the world does he put away all that food??!!
List of what we ate : 1) Mid morning at 11am, East Coast food center, Daddy, Western set with rice, mummy, Laksa, Brandon, a plate of Hokkien noodles.
2) Late afternoon at 2 plus, MacDonalds, Daddy and mummy, drink and fries (shared) Brandon, Kids Value Meal with youghrt, burger and drink.
3) Night at 7pm, Daddy, Japanese salmon rice, Mummy, 2 pumpkin croquettes (not really hungry), Brandon, almost a whole bowl of adult portion Miso Cha-Shu Ramen!
Can you believe that list??!! Mum and Dad could not take lunch cos breakfast was at 11am, but son ate a whole Mac meal! Then again at dinner, son ate a whole adult meal again! What an appetite! Phew!
Brianna's a real poser! Everyone thought that we posed her that way, but in actual fact, she seemed to like this postition alot as this was not the first time we caught her in this pose. 
With some of the remaining papers from my layout, I managed to make a card. I seldom do cards as I don't really have the interest. However, this was for a challenge at MWL and I thought that it would be fun to try and make a card using scrapbook style. Hopefully, I've succeeded!
Instead of using the whole piece of Rhonna Farrer die cut paper, I cut it into half diagonal wise. Then I cut out a corner of a Creative Imaginations paper for the bottom right corner. Then came some black and white flowers that I painstakingly cut out. Phew! That wasn't easy. The MM scallop paper at the side of the photo contains my journalling and can be taken out.
This is a mini accordian album that I made from scratch. I used a cardboard photo frame that I bought from Spotlight some time back. I covered it with MM papers. Then I used the Noteworthy note and hinged it to the first page so that it would look 3 dimensional. Then I covered the hole with transparency and put a rub on at the corner.
See how the note paper hinges?
This is a wooden chopping board that I covered with MM papers. Then I stamped the swirls at the corners with MM foam stamps and MM paints. Then using MM glitter, I quickly poured some over the paint. I didn't want too much glitter. Then I painted part of the paper and added crackle to give it a shabby grunge look.
Next was a box that I found. Coincidentally, it was the exact shades of my Scarlet Lime kit for March! Talk about lucky! I cut out the gorgeous flocked leaves and lined the side of the box, then layered it over with the remaining MM papers. Then I decided to go round the sides of the box with more MM papers. It worked out really nice!
I made this one for a challenge. It was fun to do and really eye opening to ask someone their favourite thing about yourself!
This was actually completed some time back. I kinda like only got around to loading it now! Hee hee!
This mini album used Hambly transparencies exclusively. I cut the 12x12 into quarters and I used about 3 sheets. Then I Zutter-ed the whole lot into place!
I also slotted in some caardstock to give the album more bulk. Ribbons were tied to the sides after I used the Zutter to punch a row of holes. There was of course some problems with the transparency being transparent and showing off the unsightly back sides. So there was some challenge there to make it less obvious when turning the pages.
Seeing the way these 2 fellows are digging, you may be forgiven for thinking that there are hidden treasures underneath!!
Okie, here's one of my 13th week detailed scan. It was so clear, I was surprised. But bb moved around alot and doc says bb very active. Me? Personally, I just think bb was hungry cos mummy hadn't eaten breakfast yet! Hee hee!
Here's the front and back of the little tray that I scrapped. I got it from Daiso and just slapped on the papers and bellies!
My Table of Completed Works!
I love this metal trolley from Ikea! It is sturdy and strong and I can really dump alot of stuff into it. It's also fairly inexpensive. I bought the side hanging thingy from Japan. Inexpensive too! Surprisingly! It's made of really good quality cloth and is well sewn and the best thing about it? It says, "Made in Japan"!
Check out how adorable Baby Claire is!! She was only 7 months when these photos were taken, but she actually smiled on demand! I kept the camera on her and encourged her by saying, "Smile Claire, smile!!" And she obligingly smiled! Sooooo CUTE!
