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mini pepper pupus
Filed under Good StuffFeb 5 -
maui thing just got cooler
Filed under First Friday, Good StuffFeb 3 -
we heart hearts!
Filed under DIY, Good StuffJan 27Heads up…Valentine’s Day is right around the corner! Yes guys, thats your reminder, its soon! If you’re looking for a fun craft to do with the keiki or just some ideas for affordable, homemade decorations for your romantic Valentine’s dinner, here ya go!
All you need are these things
1. Old magazines or newspapers
2. Scissors
3. Stapler

Then cut the magazine/newspaper into 1 inch strips

Make loops with the strips, forming half-heart shapes. Staple to bottom of one straight strip.

Do the same for the other side, trying to make them the same shape and size so you don’t have a lopsided heart! Staple at bottom.

And you have lovely heart decorations!!! Put them around your house, in your windows…they’re sure to make you smile :) Come check out ours in our store!

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help us spread the word!
Filed under Good StuffJan 21It’s all about the community. Everyone will have the opportunity to share their ideas and creativity to design the Wailuku of tomorrow. Please help us spread the word! Tell your friends and family about reWAILUKU.com to stay in the loop or post this .jpg on your Facebook! Write your own blog post about why you’re excited about this, share this post or tweet about it too!

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“Maui Boy” Kurt Suzuki
Filed under Good Stuff, PressJan 13“Maui Boy” big leaguer, Kurt Suzuki is in town to put on a free youth clinic tomorrow at Iron Maehara Stadium. In this interview with Kanoa Leahey, he talks about sharing his experience with the next generation of aspiring baseball stars and keeping true to his roots. As you can see from his tee, he’s a fan of Maui Thing :) He and his wife, Renee have also donated money for a new batting cage at his alma mater, Baldwin High School. Now that’s what we call a “Maui Thing!”
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happy chinese new year!
Filed under Second Saturday Art, UncategorizedJan 13 -
procrastinator’s xmas sale
Filed under Good Stuff, MT EventsDec 21 -
homemade santa xmas cards
Filed under DIYDec 20
A great DIY for the kids this year! Why order Christmas cards when you can make them with the keiki?! Click here for directions! -
Dec 12
I’m tired of good ol’ wrapping Christmas wrapping paper. They all look the same, and no matter what you do, all your hard work of wrapping and tying bows gets lost in the clutter of gifts under the tree. Not to mention, wrapping paper is expensive and it gets torn apart and thrown away (not even recycled!) on Christmas morning!
So last year I wrapped with magazine pages which were free, cute and recycled (click here for last year’s Christmas blog entries)! This year I decided to use some extra burlap that was lying around. After a few landscaping projects, I had some natural burlap left. It’s not exactly a household material, but a large roll can be purchased at Lowe’s for $10, or any other gardening store. Here’s what you need:

It turned out to be easy and quick! All I needed was scissors and ribbon! No scotch tape necessary! Easy to open, your work won’t be torn apart or lost in the clutter of cheesy Christmas wrapping. The recipient can reuse the material too! And they looked pretty cute…try it!

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inexpensive, recycled, cute ornament idea
Filed under DIY, Good StuffNov 29Need some new ornaments to personalize your tree a bit this season? Trying to be green? On a budget? Try this idea…it will take 5 minutes and all you need are toilet paper rolls and some household supplies!

Supplies:
1. Scotch Tape
2. Scissors
3. Ribbon
4. Glue
5. Glitter (optional)
6. A round photo about 1 inch in diameter
7. Toilet paper rolls (I used 3..you can use however many you want!)
Flatten toilet paper rolls and cut in half. Tape or glue (I find tape to be easier) the rolls together as shown in the image.
If you want to add glitter, put glue on the edges and sprinkle some glitter on the front. Then cut a photo into a 1-inch circle and tape or glue onto center. Add ribbon and hang on your tree!Tagged as: DIY Christmas ornament
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