shopping
Asakusa-Bashi
Hope everyone had a wonderful Memorial day weekend! I had a day off too (since I work in American schedule), and got to go out with two crafty friends/blogger/etsy seller, Kayo and Novita yesterday. We went to Asakusa-Bashi, which is a wholesale district for craft goods, including beads, zippers, lace, etc. They did not have much fabric selection, unfortunately, and I just wish Asakusa-Bashi is closer to Nippori, the fabric district in Tokyo, so I can do all the shopping at the same time!
This was the first time I shopped in Asakusa-Bashi, and Kayo showed us around. One of the shops we went is called Marbees. Here is the map and some reviews of the shop, here (it’s in Japanese). I got some zippers in good wholesale price.
Aren’t these zippers adorable? I’ve never seen this kind of zipper any where else. I love them!
I wrote about my favorite Indonesian dish, Soto Ayam in my last post. Sweet Novita saw it and gave me the instant powder for Soto Ayam. I’m so excited to make it myself!
Check out Kayo’s crochet, accessories and clothes shop here, and Novita’s shop full of clothes made by Indonesian batik here.
Vacation clothing
I want a maxi dress to take with me to a vacation coming up in January. Andy and I are going to Thailand to celebrate our 3rd year anniversary! So I was thinking it would be nice to have breezy maxi dress to put it over on bathing suit, with flip flops… but I can’t decide which on I want. Any advise?
From top left, clock wise:Vintage Hawaiian maxi dress, $24, Vintage 70’s Hawaiian maxi dress, $19.99, Maxi Plaid dress, $16, Tahiti maxi dress, $32. All from Etsy.