For years, almost all my life actually, I have been fascinated with Philippine exported products. I guess it started during one of our gradeschool fieldtrip to Philtrade (little did I expect that I am going to be a regular). We were lucky that there was a good furniture exhibit that time and I just fell in love with a huge round rotating thick cushioned rattan chair (which I still hope to find for myself), and I was hooked on all things Philippine Export quality products.
So going to CITEM’s Manila F.A.M.E. is really a pilgrimage for me. I can remember being blown away by the World Trade Center being transformed with drama, installations and even pocket gardens set-up by Budji Layug.
This year, it has once again lived up to its ideals. Though the exhibit is a tad smaller and less “packaged” than a few years back, but the participants are just as exciting!
The first of which is The Pina Shop, home of the First in the World Natural Dyed Pina Fashion knitwear!
As with true eco fashion, multi-purposing is a must, how about this shawl turned headgear/ accent? How about turning this into your bridal veil? Filipina brides should be proud to wear this to their wedding!
Read more on The Pina Shop: Proudly EcoPinoy Sustainable Fashion…
We have all experienced Easter in one form or another. From just attending mass to going on community or mall-sponsored Easter egg hunts for our kids.
But what about doing your own Easter celebration yourself. As in, the whole production number. Are you up to it?
Having started with 6 ways to have a Green Christmas, it occured to me that it doesn’t sound quite right. So here’s the next 6 to round it off to a good clean dozen… and help you celebrate 12 days of Christmas in 12 cool GREEN ways.
Making Christmas more meaningful can really be easy when we keep our sights on the same star.
So what do you do with a wedding theme of “Across the Universe”??? Bring the heavens down to earth of course!
Read more on Bringing the stars down to earth for a match made in Heaven…
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