Although we like to pursue an offline lifestyle with Happlify, we occasionally find something on the internet that is worth sharing. And certainly now that we have to stay at home, the internet is not such a bad place. Moreover, you often find the most wonderful things there. Take the Youtube channel Hanabira, for example, where they make miniature apartments and all kinds of frills from scratch.
I don't know if everyone is such a sucker for everything that is tiny, but that's just me. That is probably the reason why Hanabira popped up in the Youtube algorithm with me. To be honest, you don't have to worry about putting all those tiny drawers together one by one (check the first video and you'll understand what I mean) and then want to watch them again...
But it's wonderful to see another person put together an entire candy store with angelic patience as if it were nothing. The only thing I really can't do with are those clumsy bright green frogs that keep coming back. But if you let them be, it's a wonderfully relaxing pastime, Hanabira's DIY world. Have fun with it!
This is how it all started... 'My atelier dollhouse'
Candy and ice cream shop
Particularly labour-intensive...
One more to unlearn
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Mariko is the happy brain behind Happlify. Together with partner Mark she runs Sell your stuff online, branding agency Loaded ink BNO en Atelier Naber . She loves feel good, random acts of kindness, meatballs, chocolate mousse, family time, zee, piña colada, sugar & spice and everything nice 💛
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