SCARBERIAN FASHION LOVER

I had the chance to accompany my daughter in her class trip to the Pickering Museum Village. It was a very educational experience, learning about how life was during the pioneer days. Really makes you appreciate all the modern conveniences we have now.

Below are some pics I took that day:)


 Making a rope:


They got to make candles too!


 A visit at the General Store:



Our tour guide baking a scone for the kids:

Have you been to a pioneer village like this?

Cheap sunnies from Urban Outfitters
These old sewing mags are from the the Antique Road Show section of Pickering Flea Market...great and cheap finds :)
So happy to have found these Simplicity Sewing guides. (They're older than me!)

Any bargain finds lately? Do you shop at the flea market?

Sharing the latest garment I've sewed: a kimono/wrap tunic from Victory Patterns (a local company...woot!). Although not my most straight-forward make, this is surely another unique item in my closet, so it's the latest fave:D



In progress:

 Out and about (Ribfest in downtown TO):


Just wanna wish my fellow Canadians a Happy Victoria Day!

It's finally getting warm over here that I can wear this shirt. This top is also great to wear over bathing suits or work-out clothes.
I like how the back crosses. (Excuse the wrinkles...I never iron my shirts:P)

I'd also like to share another Catholic ceremony we had this week. My eldest son had his Confirmation. Gosh...it's been a busy month in terms of religious celebrations!


What have you all been up to?

I just thought I'd share some of the stuff I've seen or currently watching that I highly am recommending. They're not new films/series, so you can easily watch them now:)

1) Your Name
Your Name is a Japanese anime movie released in 2016, and is the highest grossing anime film world-wide to date. All I can say is that it deserved all the accolades it got.

If you haven't seen this film yet, go and see it now! Go! One of the best I've seen. It's time-travel/comedy/romance all rolled into one awesome cinematic experience.

2) Goblin
I've been really fan-girling over Gong Yoo since watching him in Train To Busan last year, so I was really excited for his newest Korean drama Goblin. It showed from December 2016 to January 2017 but I wasn't able to watch it till now. Ehrmahgerd! I just started it, and I'm obsessed already!

I am really loving Gong Yoo and Lee Dong Work (as the Grim Reaper), and the scenes are just beautifully shot.

(Some scenes were shot in C…