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Farewell Gifts

Being lost for words to write appreciation emails, I thought it would be a better idea to give my colleagues something memorable to remember me by :) So i designed some photo's of my farewell party, developed them out and attached with some local gifts from my hometown in Sarawak. All the gifts are native handcrafts. Just sent them out and they all seem pretty happy and appreciate it. . .. Mission accomplished! ^^
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Luthien Thye said…
wow!! gorgeous!! they would definitely appreciate it!!

you know shera ... you got a good touch. your craft is excellent ... that goes without saying! you're enthusiastic, you keep learning, and you present your stuff real well! you MUST open a craft shop some time in the future. i imagine you would be really creative in combining your home's native craft and your own and give it a totally unique, hip and up-market twist. collaborate with native artist or crafter ... you will definitely do well. i can feel it!
August 28, 2009 at 4:59 PM
beautifulcloud said…
Yes..agree with luthien and I am so proud of you :) JIA YOU!!
August 30, 2009 at 6:53 PM
Agnes Sim said…
wow..u so geng le..and 很有心思also..still prepare farewell gifts..
September 3, 2009 at 12:52 PM
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