The Craft FantasticLook at these, look look look! Look what you can get, moulds to make little chocolate cats! I need them, honest I do, I promise I’ll use them all the time…
Muji are so good, the have a little booklet for you to download with recipes. They show you how to make teeny cat cheesecakes:
I’m not sure I could bare to eat one of these chocolate cats; especially not the sleeping one, it would seem rude:
You know I love paper. Another thing I love is Lego.
Now, I don’t quite know what this is- I haven’t actually read up on that part yet. But I want.
http://www.muji.eu/pages/online.asp?V=1&Sec=21&Sub=94&PID=5488
‘Lego Bricks And Paper’ is all I needed to read on the Muji website for me to be intrigued. Basically, I think you get a special puncher thing and punch holes in the paper, then Lego brick it up…
Cool, huh? You can pick up a Christmas one for £19. I love.
I pretty much love everything in Muji; it’s all so simple. The toys are plain, delightful wooden affairs. Among my favourites are the horses merry-go-round and these slightly disturbing animal puzzles, which teach children the food chain… by showing different animals inside each other, according to what eats what.
Whatever, they’re simple, colourful, fun and have a lovely homemade feel!
No room for a Christmas tree? Reluctant to opt for an artificial one? How about this wooden one from Muji?
Completely festive, completely reusable- and you can hang the decorations where you like, meaning you can still feel like you’re decorating and personalising your tree. Winner.
