After many failed attempts, I've finally got the hang of bokeh photography.

It's so pretty and really easy to make your own lens. I've added a how-to to Cut Out + Keep if you want to give it a go!

Traffic lights work really well for this. I took these photos on the walk home from the shops.

I couldn't resist making my own version of the cameo necklace. They're so much fun to make.

Tom and I were interviewed for a new website called Sprklng. As part of the interview, we got to give our interviewer Saar Babbel a challenge. We asked her to find a copy of the first album she bought on vinyl and turn it in to an awesome craft project.

Tom's been doing a couple of weeks work for his old work LEAP ANYWHERE, so Mal came to stay for the night.

It was great motivation to finish the paint chip art I'd been meaning to make for the guest room.

Mal treated us to dinner at The Apartment where I ordered exactly the same dishes as last time. The butternut squash gnocchi with hazelnut crumb is amazing!

I finished my second Crafter To The Stars project, a cat fascinator for Official Audrey Kitching. I hope she likes it. Photos and a how-to coming soon...

In other news, Kat asked if I could send her a paper of my paper cut eyelashes and she shared the tutorial on Rock 'N Roll Bride yesterday. She looks so pretty in them!

We then went shopping in Morningside and stopped off at Napier to see Merchiston Tower where logarithms were invented.

Tom had a play on a drum kit he really wants to get.