Forget Me Not totes

Remember the good old days of penning your thoughts and impressions of your classmates upon school graduation?

From composing friendship verses, farewell poems, folding dog-ears with secret messages, carefully styling your profile page with fluorescent highlighters, colourful markers and metallic pens, to your sincere attempts at describing your friend’s personality by linking attributes to the alphabets of their names… we did them all!

We hope this exhibition will take you down memory lane as you reminisce on those sweet memories at school. “Forget Me Not” is a collaboration between local designer Joanne Lim, and the little dröm store.

These tote bags are available at the little dröm store, and on our online store too.

Forget Me Not (Behind the scenes)

Here’s Jo, hard at work, behind the scenes! Painstakingly checking and making sure that every art print is flawless. Drawing carefully on our window glass display with her incredible typography.

Hand-screened art prints, tote bags, notebooks, cards with Jo’s typography designs are for sale as well. Art prints are screened in limited pieces only, and are all hand signed by Jo herself, what a treat! We hope you drömmers will pop by to check this exhibition out, it starts tomorrow!

FORGET ME NOT
AN AUTOGRAPH BOOK EXHIBITION
27 May to 30 June 2013
the litle dröm store
7 Ann Siang Hill
Singapore 069 791

Contributors include:
• Diane & Ivan from By Airmail
• Charlene from The Uniform
• Phoebe from Carpenter and Cook
• Michelle from MIMIPONG
• Karyn
• Joanne Lim
• Yvonne
• Chris

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Forget me not
“Open here when you have forgotten me”. Remember the autograph books days?  We’re in the midst of preparing an exhibition reflecting these good old memories. If you’d like to have your autograph books featured and showcased in this upcoming exhibition, simply:– Drop us an email (hello@thelittledromstore.com) with some photos of your book– Deadline for submission is 3rd May– Selected entries will win goodie bags!

Forget me not

“Open here when you have forgotten me”. Remember the autograph books days?

We’re in the midst of preparing an exhibition reflecting these good old memories. If you’d like to have your autograph books featured and showcased in this upcoming exhibition, simply:

Drop us an email (hello@thelittledromstore.com) with some photos of your book
– Deadline for submission is 3rd May

– Selected entries will win goodie bags!

Drawn to Nostalgia, starts today!

We’re really loving the illustrations that Jacqueline has decorated our glass window display with! Do pop by soon to view the full works, and also her exhibition!

Jacqueline’s tote bags and posters will be for sale. They are a total of 24 different tote designs, and each tote comes printed in a limited edition of 50 pieces each design.

 

 

 

 

Drawn to Nostalgia by Jacqueline O.
1 November to 30 November 2012
the little dröm store
7 Ann Siang Hill
Singapore 069 791

For more inquiries: hello@thelittledromstore.com

Drawn to Nostalgia

One day, Jacqueline uncovered two tin cans in her room and found little toys within.
Instantly, these neglected treasures resurrected her childlike spirit to create again.

Drawn to Nostalgia is a first-hand record of these treats with her drawing tools. In doing so, she gets a second chance to own what she thought previously were lost to her. In this shared moment of play and innocence, let us take comfort in knowing that come what may, our days ahead will be just fine.

Click play & watch the above video of Jacqueline’s personal story, as she shares on how she overcame her circumstances and conceived this exhibition!

Video Credits: Paolo Ty & Karen Wai

Drawn to Nostalgia by Jacqueline O.
1 November to 30 November 2012
the little dröm store
7 Ann Siang Hill
Singapore 069 791

For more inquiries: hello@thelittledromstore.com

New designs now available at the little dröm store.

In 7 designs:
萍果 (apple) •
面包 (bread) •
饼干 (biscuit) •
冰棒 (ice popsicle) •
西瓜 (watermelon) •
• 桃粿 (*rice cake) •
* A traditional teochew kueh that looks like a peach on the outside with glutinous rice filling mixed with mushrooms, dried shrimp, peanuts, etc… It is an auspicious dish
• 发糕 (*hua kueh)
*A type of sponge cake which represents wealth and prosperity in chinese culture. After it was steamed, the top view of the cake will look like a flower, and hence often depicts happiness. “HUAT AH!”

Size: 38cm (W) x 42cm (H) x 60cm (Handle)
Material:
8oz canvas

Wooden Postcards (Germany)

3 new phrases includes:

• When life was easy
• Life is a game
• Keep rollin