Adonmu (Our Beauty)

 The long summer break is here and if you’re itching for something to keep your little ones creatively busy then try making this drawstring pouch - it’s easy straight stitching for children 5 years and up, while younger kinds can skip the sewing part and have fun decorating the pouch and adding the drawstring  Materials needed: Piece of fabric - plain is better so your design stands out Needle and thread or sewing machine Scissors and measuring tape or ruler Ribbons or yarn for the drawstring  Paint, buttons, fabric flowers, pens, markers etc for decoration  Steps: Cut the fabric to double the size of pouch you want to make, you will be folding it in half. We cut a piece of cotton fabric 9 by 22 inches. Fold each edge twice and hem, you can use a simple running stitch or back stitch using a needle and thread, or with a sewing machine - if your machine can, stitch a line of a decorative stitch along the two long edges. Decorate Fold the fabric in half and press, then decorate as you wis

It’s great to be back with something fresh and creative this rainy season. Piñatas are vessels filled with gifts and treats to share with people at an event. The vessel is breakable and guests take turns to hit it in till it smashes and spills the goodies for the eager guests. This tradition may have started out in China where clay pots filled with seeds were smashed towards a great harvest, or with the Aztec who had it as part of a celebration. Party Piñatas today are made of cardboard and filled with candy and small toys for the guests to enjoy. We recently made a Unicorn shaped Piñata for a 10 year old birthday party and will share the making experience with you. Materials Needed: Carton or Strong Cardboard Various colours of cardboard Craft Tissue - in the main colour of your piñata  Crepe Paper Paper Strong twine or rope Glue gun and sticks PVA Glue Glue stick Sticky tape Steps: Draw the outline of the shape for your piñata, in our case we drew the outline of the unicorn, skipping

Beautiful, Soft and Healthy Skin continues with a Bar of Nature’s Finest. As the April Showers cleanse the Earth, cleanse your skin with Pugtha Soap Bars. What’s in Our Soap Bar you ask? Our basic soap bars are made with Olive, Palm, Castor and Coconut Oils. Then our Specialty Bars contain Honey, Beeswax, Bee Pollen (try our Honey Soap), Shea (check out Our Children's Bar),  Sweet Almond (relax with our Nature's Bar).  The best part is that all Our Soap bars are safe for Babies, Children and Adults. We have formulated Special Bars made for Newborns and those with Sensitive Skin, and we also have unscented Bars for Sensitive Skin, Pilgrimage (Hajj) and Women in Iddah. Looking for something exceptional for that special event? Gift Our Bars as Souvenirs/Party Favours with personalised packaging that reflects your warm sentiments. Try a Bar of Nature's Finest Ingredients today, or save with our 5 Bars pack with contains our Activated Charcoal and Tea Tree Face Soap. Are you sub

 10 million people die each year from cancer. More than one third of cancer cases can be prevented. Another third can be detected early and treated. Cancer has killed more people than HIV/AIDS, malaria and tuberculosis combined.  Cancer is an unusual and uncontrolled growth that invades the body. It affects almost any part of the human body and ravages the cells. There are millions of people currently fighting cancer and many millions who have lost the battle. This month we honour them by reminding ourselves to live a much healthier life. One of the best ways to prevent cancer is to adopt a healthy lifestyle: eat healthy foods that’s rich in fruits and vegetables, drink plenty of fluids, exercise and keep active, as well as avoiding bad habits like drinking alcohol, smoking and drug abuse.  While keeping healthy, don’t forget that what you apply on your skin also matters a great deal. A lot of mass-produced beauty products contain harsh chemicals that aren’t safe - read and know before

 It's a New Month, a New Year and hopefully a New and Better Life. We thought to begin the year armed with some basic health tips and the knowledge of what to have on hand in case of any health emergency. At any point in time, you or someone around you may have an injury or illness. Basic first-aid is the assistance you get or give to prevent a minor injury or condition from getting worse, and in some instances, it saves lives. Some injuries may only need basic first-aid, for instance minor cuts, burns, or insect bites, but for major injuries, it helps to manage the condition before the person gets to see a medical doctor. There are organizations that provide training and courses on First Aid so go ahead and find one if you're interested in getting the full training. You never know when you may need to assist someone, or yourself, so it's a great idea to be prepared. You may consider keeping a first aid kit in your home, office or car. The items and tools you will need  can