Friday Favourites: Backpack + Bookmarks + Brooch + Pouch.

Hello!

Another Friday.

Another set of new favourites.

1. A Backpack from Chhoti Si Asha: Love these happy faces on this drawstring backpack. I haven't had a drawstring backpack in ages. And this one is so well made and sturdy and will hold a whole lot of stuff. This is my second time ordering from Chhoti Si Asha and I am so impressed with the quality of their things and how sensibly priced everything is.

2. Pressed Flower Bookmarks from Artoverted: I cannot get enough of bookmarks and pressed flower beauties are the best. Look how beautiful this is?! Artoverted makes such beautiful things.

3. Botanical Bookmark: Some more bookmark love. These are the first things I ordered this year. Botanical prints are so pretty. I love how minimal yet stunning these are. They are from Painted Petunias.

4. Fish Brooch from Needle by Sompi: Brooches are such an easy way to dress up an outfit or even a bag or pouch. This embroidered brooch is a thing of beauty. Sompeedle makes some excellent jewellery, scarves, brooches, coasters and a whole bunch of gorgeous stuff.

5. Elephant Pouch from iTokri: This is my new pencil bag. It holds my pens and highlighters and some stationery supplies. I love these little elephant and the gentle embroidery. Simple and lovely.

Other than these some of my favourite things this week have been:

Sitting on the terrace.

Sunning myself silly.

Watering our plants.

Mysore Pak.

Talking to my various uncles from the roof.

Late night hot chocolates.

Hope you've had a good week and have good weekend .

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