Childhoodatplay

Chicken and Dino—little five-stones I stitched while reminiscing about a timeless childhood game: Batu Seremban.

Those simple days once felt endless. This was about reconnecting with my younger self and holding onto those small bits of joy that time could never take away.

Meet me every Sunday | 10am - 5pm
at Hin Bus Depot, 31A Jalan Gurdwara,
10300 George Town, Penang.

Meet my newest creation: a sun bear — curious eyes, and a whole lot of personality.

This little doll family is a reminder of the love, sacrifices, and warmth of every mother — the ones who loved endlessly, worried silently, and gave selflessly 🤍

Happy Mother’s Day 💐

Why everyone loves our Batu Seremban?
✔ Fun
✔ Nostalgic
✔ Timeless

It’s more than a game — it’s a way to connect generations, share stories, and create memories together!

Our best-selling Batu Seremban is bringing tradition back into today’s homes.

Merry Christmas everyone!

3 more days until we officially wrapped up for Christmas

Grateful for all the great memories this year, and excited for what’s next!

Cheers! 🥂

Welcome to our Christmas Wonderland！

It’s Christmas season and we’re so excited to be popping up all month long.

Here’s where you can find us this December:

📍 Gurney Plaza
• Dec 11–25 — Chic & Glam Christmas Market
10am–10pm

📍 Hin Bus Depot
• Dec 07 — Sunday Market ~ 11am–5pm
• Dec 14 — Sunday Market ~ 11am–5pm
• Dec 20 — Makers Market ~ 11am–5pm
• Dec 21 — Sunday Market ~ 11am–5pm
• Dec 28 — Sunday Market ~ 11am–5pm

Come by, soak in the festive vibes, shop for gifts, and say hi — we’d love to see you there!

It’s 3rd Saturday of the month!
It’s Makers Day!

Joining the makers parade with the tools that make the magic happen.🪡
🔚Swipe

We’re taking a short break and will be back at Hin Bus Depot from the November 15 weekend — can’t wait to see you again!

Chicken and Dino—little five-stone sets I stitched while reliving a timeless childhood game: Batu Seremban.

As I kept creating, I realized I wasn’t doing it for perfection. I did it because each piece brought back the memories I carry—happy, silly, and special—like a quiet tribute to moments that have passed but still mean so much to me. With every stitch and every small detail I shaped by hand, I felt echoes of laughter, warmth, and the simple days that once felt endless. It was about reconnecting with who I used to be and holding onto those small bits of joy that time could never take away.