Hmmmm….so delicious! No kidding! It doesn't look very trashy but you get my point. I also recycled the leaves from previous dinosaur cake for this time haha why not! Funny thing is kids just love those crunchy “trash” and like to add some to their sliced cake.

Can't make an exception for my other son so we decided to make a cake for him too! Ideas always come from Pinterest. Now we are thinking where to collect those delicious “trash” for the dump truck.

I was guided by an online course to create my own logo for my blog and I think this logo is very associated to what my blog wants to convey…

My son’s birthday painting kit - He asked me to draw a dinosaur of his choice (back of the paper in the picture). I couldn’t stop and finished the water color painting. Last time I had a paint brush in my hand was more than ten years ago.

This is the actual birthday cake look following the cake design post. Really not a bad idea to make one of your own from your imagination and creativity.

They love dinosaurs so much that I decided to make a dino themed cake for my boy’s 5th birthday celebration!

Thought I had some leftover fabrics from 4-yr-old babyproofing cushions and Halloween costumes of recent years. Oh and the shoe boxes!

Snowman - School Christmas project. I was thinking to let kids stick those flower pieces for hat decoration.

They were so into Octonauts on Netflix at that time. Weili said he wanted to be Captain Barnacles and we decided Charlie as Shellington the sea otter (with a crossbody bag).

I didn’t want to spend a dime buying a box just for storing Easter candies/toys. I decided to make one the night before school activity day.

My first time making my first-born’s Halloween costume and I’m still keeping that cool velvet vest.