Happy Chinese New Year 2015

Wishing you a prosperous new year!

daffodil new year...

Happy Chinese New Year! Last night my mother's friend brought over daffodils and said for her, getting daffodils from the flower street celebration officially signifies the new year.This was our over abundant dinner.

I didn't design anything new this year, but you can still use the lotus box from last year for treats or decoration: lotus box.

lotus box: chinese new year...

this year, lunar new year falls on valentine's day. its going to be a busy weekend. the shape of the lotus box fits the asian theme well, so i had to design a chinese new year one for you. maybe instead of red envelopes, so people deserve a little treat. fill the box with the traditional candies or even a tangerine. my favorite are the sliced candied waterchestnuts.one side says "happy chinese new year" (sun nin fai lok/xin nian kuai le) and the other has the well being greeting (gong hay fat choy/gong xi fa cai). its going to be the year of the tiger, but i drew a bat. bats are good luck any year.

Happy Chinese New Year!

恭禧發財

1. cut out the shape, don't forget the slits

2. place the printed side face down and bring up the fans to meet each other

3. lock one petal over the fans, fill your box, and over the first petal lock the second petal.

for personal use only, not for commercial resale. thank you for your respect.

red lanterns...

happy chinese new year! it's the year of the ox.
i'm a fan of culture and traditions. it's nice for a sense of comfort and community.