July 4th, 2010
And why not, after the debate of zanies friends in the yummy collection, i think this “fattening zanies family” shouldn’t just sit on your couch or in your kids room … but to be taken along out there !!
made of the same fabrics (like the cushion cover), with a dotty lining, A4 document size, a little pocket inside … et voila … !
Categories: Accessoires-Bijoux, Zanies | Tags: Collection gourmande, Sac à main, Zanies | 3 Comments
June 11th, 2010
Expansion of Zanies to kids bedroom ! I decorated the furnished room by doing some mix and match of wall stickers, customized japanese lamp, and some paintings. Though … there’s still one more painting coming up soon … last but not least !
Now, here’s a story, the kid (almost two) for whom I decorated the room, refused to sleep in it, with all might ! But since Zanies’ arrival, I heard from her mom, that he likes to spend more time in his room now … touching the animals on the wall …
To be continued …
Categories: Deco, Zanies | Tags: Chambre d'enfant, Zanies | 7 Comments
June 2nd, 2010
First trial of cushion covers - kid’s pyjama pouch, new items to the home collection.
Made of nice and solid fabrics, and ofcourse … 100% made in france 
Categories: Deco, Zanies | Tags: Déco enfant, Zanies | 11 Comments
April 13th, 2010
Catching up the pastry series … here come the eiffel series, to come to see the day together!
Categories: Zanies | Tags: Tour eiffel, Zanies | 1 Comment
April 9th, 2010
In the mood for (gooood) food this spring-summer with the new collection, coming up real soon !
here you can see the images you’ll find on many kinds of bags … and maybe some other objects too …
Categories: Zanies | Tags: Sac à main, Zanies | 7 Comments
January 3rd, 2010
The card to annouce the bith of my niece is finished.
Look how pretty she is!
Categories: Zanies | Tags: Faire-part, Zanies | 5 Comments
December 10th, 2009
I showed it a while ago at the very beginning of the blog among his comrades, but this time he is the star!
Categories: Zanies | Tags: coq, Zanies | 6 Comments
November 24th, 2009
“Tanuki” means “racoon” in japanese. It’s part of japanese culture since centuries, as symbol of prosperity. We often see them as sculpture and figurines with a big belly and holding a sake gourd.
In japanese folklore, tanuki are master in disguising and can change shape as they want.
If you want to learn more about tanuki and its place in japanese culture I suggest you to watch Pompoko, by Isao Takahata.
Categories: Zanies | Tags: Zanies | 8 Comments
