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Ysanne
We meet CutiePieBoo who loves cooking, sewing, stitching, sticking and baking!
How did you find CO+K and why did you join?
Okay, well firstly, I was really bored one summer and so searched online for stuff to do and I came across the site. Fell in love and have been a member ever since!
What projects are you currently working on?
I'm currently cutting out loads of magazine meal ideas an deciding what to make for tea. That may take a while. Also because I'm cooking for my family of about 6, they have to bless my decision!
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Geek Knits
We chat to Joan of Dark aka Toni Carr, give you a chance to win the book and learn how-to knit an America! Sweater Dress and Star Trek Pet Costume.
Hello! *waves* I'm Joan of Dark, former roller girl, current knitter. Lifelong geek.
Chandra from Hashtag Blessed recreates the welcoming breakfast nook of Chip & Jo from Fixer Upper.
I love how Chip and Joanna repurpose the old to make it their own. Their farmhouse style is effortless yet classic & is oh so welcoming. From the plank walls to the rustic floating shelves & all the 'natural' feeling decor, it would be hard not to feel at home in this space!
I'm a freelance illustrator and cartoonist based in San Francisco. I work at an awesome comic book store in the city and love to enthuse about plot lines, inking and character design all day. At home, I love to binge watch Frasier while drawing sassy pin-ups and drinking endless Matcha lattes. I'm inspired by vintage tattoo flash, 90s TV shows and my fellow bus-riders (who do the strangest things). On my days off I try and explore the city's many parks and find the best brunch spots.
Lisa from Tea and Craft recreates the colorful style of Japanese pop singer, Kyary Pamyu Pamyu.
Kyary Pamyu Pamyu is the stage name of a Japanese pop singer and model who is not afraid to play with fashion. She keeps her makeup simple and fresh, her bows and false eyelashes big, her colours bright, and her accessories OTT. Kyary uses layering to create interesting silhouettes and adds embellishments and accessories to liven up otherwise plain wardrobe stables. Her style is cute, kooky, often a little creepy, and absolutely perfect to DIY. You may not be able to find a plastic jungle animal necklace or a studded bowler hat or question mark pattern tights in the stores, but don't let that stop you from having fun recreating Kyary Pamyu Pamyu's look!