Tag Archives: crafts

Hungarian Artists Worth Watching – Zagabo

Posted on June 15, 2012 by

I have a reason to be happy when it’s raining. Zagabo, the Hungarian design brand, has been making this fantastic raincoat since its founding three years ago. That’s when I bought the hot pink version… Gabi Szabó (somehow this became Zagabo) … Continue reading →

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Hungarian Artists Worth Watching: Judit Wild, aka vadjutka

Posted on April 11, 2012 by

 Judit Wild has been making jewelry for a decade. Over those ten years, the first few spent experimenting and not really believing that this artistic pursuit was her destiny, she developed a style that is both respectful of the past … Continue reading →

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An Easter Sprinkle

Posted on April 9, 2012 by

My daughter, 8, hid behind me when she realized it was her classmate and his father coming up the driveway. Clutching her pink plush Peeps-shaped Easter basket (an American touch) full of red packages, she grinned from ear to ear … Continue reading →

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Top 10 Kids’ Birthday Party Ideas

Posted on March 5, 2012 by

Hello, it seems planning a kids’ birthday is a challenge for many parents here in Budapest, so this week I bring you my 10 best ideas for kids’ birthday parties in Budapest. In my opinion, the best birthday parties offer … Continue reading →

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