Image Description: a rainbow-coloured collection of display folders with the spines facing out. I've been wanting to write this blog post for ages, however, I've only just recently received all the featured items involved (waiting on delivery held up the process a fair bit). Image Description: The background of the image is a navy blue … Continue reading Stim Stationery: Tactile Pens
Image Description: A banner-image of a sword, presented in a diagonal fashion, with the hilt of the blade in the lower-left corner and the tip of the blade in the upper-right corner. In the upper-left corner is pink text reading “Stationery” and in the lower-right corner is pink text reading “Quest”. Previous Blog-posts in this … Continue reading Stationery Quest: Daiso on Flinders Street
Image Description: A banner-image of a sword, presented in a diagonal fashion, with the hilt of the blade in the lower-left corner and the tip of the blade in the upper-right corner. In the upper-left corner is pink text reading “Stationery” and in the lower-right corner is pink text reading “Quest”. Previous Blog-posts in this … Continue reading Stationery Quest: Daiso on Swanston Street
Image Description: an image of a Smencil Buddies Pencil Case (watermelon flavour), it's a teal-green pencil case with eight rows across of raised bumps decorating the outside of the pencil case. Attached to the zipper is a small decorate key-ring that resembles a slice of watermelon with a smiley face on it. Image Description: an … Continue reading Stim Toy Review: Smencil Buddies Pencil Case
Image Description: a small blue and silver chest with a handle and silver press-studs along the edge of the box on both sides. On the main body of the chest is silver designs and silver Asian-style Dragons in flight against a blue-fabric background. Unfortunately, I've kind of fallen behind with My Treasure Chest series and … Continue reading My Treasure Chest – Part 4: The Sum of Our Parts
I love Stationery, it is my greatest weakness, there's just something about hunting and gathering for Stationery items (most likely the illusion of productivity) that is both enjoyable and calming for me. The problem with Stationery is that once all the required items are assembled, that means I have to begin the desired project, which … Continue reading Arts and Crafts – Hunting and Gathering
Ambiguous Pieces 
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