2.75mm hook (or any hook size that suits your yarn)
Minlon acrylic yarn (or any sport yarn)
#gold
#white
#white
Felt cloth
#light yellow
Black embroidery thread
Embroidery needle
Wire/Pipe cleaner
Fabric glue
Amigurumi Pattern | Kero-chan from Cardcaptor Sakura
2.75mm hook (or any hook size that suits your yarn)
Minlon acrylic yarn (or any sport yarn)
#gold
#white
#white
Felt cloth
#light yellow
Black embroidery thread
Embroidery needle
Wire/Pipe cleaner
Fabric glue
Amigurumi Pattern | Mokona Modoki from Tsubasa Chronicle
Hi there! I'm here again to write another amigurumi pattern (I'm on a roll!). Though I think this is a very simple pattern so it won't take long do make these two little critters. Yay, for anime!
Amigurumi Pattern | Winnie The Pooh
Materials
2.75mm hook (or any hook size that suits your yarn)
Minlon acrylic yarn (or any sport yarn)
#yellow
#red
#red
Black embroidery thread
Embroidery needle
Joey's 28 Days in Europe | Paris 4-days Itinerary
Hello hello! This will be my first official Europe trip itinerary post. I will highlight some important tips and tricks to get the best out of Paris! Just keep an eye out for highlighted texts like this if you're bored of me talking about what we did. I am trying my best to organize things in this post, hopefully it's easy to understand!
Lego!
28 days in Europe, 12 cities for under 1500€!
Yes, it can be done! But first of all, please note that 1500€ is for train tickets between cities and also hotel/hostel accommodation only. This amount is excluding flight tickets, how you spent on food and also attraction fees. Since flight tickets prices are very different (where & when) and also different people have different styles of spending. Maybe you want to spend more on luxurious food or you want to skip all the museums, so it is not very accurate to include these into the budget count.
Me, my mother, and my boyfriend have traveled around Europe from 10th July till 7th August (so that makes it 28 days). It was summer then, so it was more like a "touristy season". I booked our train tickets and accommodations 3 months before the real trip. Therefore, saving a lot on train tickets. I've mostly booked hotels (triple room) as we are travelling in a group of 3. I find it cheaper to book hotel rather than hostels plus we have the luxury of having our own private bathroom most of the time.
What to do when you lost your passport during an overseas travel?
First of all, in my opinion.. The best thing to do... is to prevent it. Take care of your stuff people!! Before it is too late!!!
I was travelling around Europe for the last month and when I was travelling from Nice to Barcelona, it happened. We had to stop in Montpellier (an interchange station) before we can proceed to Spain. Everything happened there. On that day, our train was delayed for an hour and a half. Not only ours actually, almost all the trains were delayed because of the some railway track faults.
My mistake was that I put down my backpack behind my boyfriend's back, which was out of our line of sight. We then sat down and proceed to do something else. We kept looking at the display for any updates on the train status and also at our phones. And then when it's time to get up, I realize my bag was gone.
Guys, I hope you can learn a lesson from my mistake. Make sure to put your belongings where you can see them especially when you are out in a public area. Nobody will take care of them except you.
If however, you are a klutz like me despite the countless warnings your parents has given to you, well here comes the more formal to-do steps to make sure your travel can continue.
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