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MuMi.An Craft Studio Est. 2017. Borneo Origins Handmade

Est. 2017 - Borneo Origins Handmade
Handmade Fabric Dolls & Crochet Creations 🧵🧶
Art dolls, soft toys & cute keychains
📍 Sarawak, Malaysia
✨ Find us at pop-up craft markets

From hearing her voice online… to finally meeting Cikgu Sue Sue Badrul Sue in person! 🧵✨For those of us attending the Ma...
27/09/2026

From hearing her voice online… to finally meeting Cikgu Sue Sue Badrul Sue in person! 🧵✨

For those of us attending the Mahir Jahit classes at Pusat Sebaran Maklumat Nasional - NADI Tabuan Desa , Cikgu Sue is a familiar voice — patiently guiding us through our sewing sessions online.

But yesterday was different. ❤️

We finally had a Meet & Greet session with Cikgu Sue at Nadi Taman Sukma — and it was such a wonderful opportunity to meet the person behind the voice and learn from her in person.

What really caught my attention was her briefing on the SOP and final checking process for the School Uniform Community Project.

It gave me a whole new appreciation for the amount of precision, discipline and attention to detail that goes into professional garment making.

Every measurement matters.
Every stitch matters.
Every finishing detail matters.

And suddenly, sewing isn’t just about making something that looks good — it’s about making something that meets a standard. ✂️📏🧵

I was especially grateful to be invited to have the opportunity to be part of this project. It is not only a chance to contribute, but also a valuable learning experience for me as I continue my journey in sewing and garment making.

And of course… finally meeting Cikgu Sue face-to-face made it even more special! 😊

From online learning → hands-on experience → learning the professional standard.

This sewing journey is getting more interesting by the day. ❤️🧵

🪡 From a Basket of Stitches… to My Favourite Apron 🪡It started with 50 little stitch blocks scattered in my basket — eac...
27/08/2026

🪡 From a Basket of Stitches… to My Favourite Apron 🪡

It started with 50 little stitch blocks scattered in my basket — each one a practice piece, made with basic machine stitches, hand stitching, and the beautiful traditional Sarawak Simo stitches.

At first, I honestly had no idea what to do with them. Just a pile of blocks, no plan, no purpose — until I sat down with my sewing friend and we started brainstorming. 💡

What if… we turn them into an apron? With pockets? ✨

I really didn’t expect it to turn out this lovely. But once it all came together — those geometric patterns, the mix of stitches, every block telling its own story — it became something truly one-of-a-kind. There’s no other apron like this in the world. 💙

And now? I wear it every single day while I sew. It’s not just an apron — it’s all my practice, all my learning, all my culture, stitched together and wrapped around me as I create. 🧵💛

Sometimes the most beautiful things start as a mess in a basket. 🫶

Just spent the most peaceful afternoon learning the incredible art of traditional Sarawakian weaving under the guidance ...
02/08/2026

Just spent the most peaceful afternoon learning the incredible art of traditional Sarawakian weaving under the guidance of Master Artisan, Senia Jugi . There’s something so therapeutic about working through the pattern strip by step, and I finally managed to finish this lovely handmade coaster! 🌿✨

Now it’s time to sit back, slow down, and enjoy a warm cup of coffee on this lazy afternoon—tasting even better knowing it’s resting on my very own creation. ☕
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📍 Organized by Sarawak Craft Council and Society Atelier Sarawak at MBKS Lobby.

01/08/2026

✨ Throwback to an incredible morning of heritage and hands-on creativity! On the 28th of July 2026, I had the amazing opportunity to join the Program Pengembangan Ilmu - Ekspresi Kraf 2026: Asas Sulaman Burie at Perbadanan Kemajuan Kraftangan Malaysia Cawangan Sarawak.

This was actually my second time making Burie craft, and it was just as fun as the first! Huge thanks to our patient instructors INA Sendar Creations and Lovina ak Kejang for guiding us through the intricate art of Jahitan Burie—a traditional hand-sewing and embroidery craft from the Iban community in Sarawak, featuring stunning ethnic patterns made by stitching small white sea shells (tekuyung burik) onto dark fabric. Learning this traditional craft gave me a whole new level of appreciation for our local heritage.

The finished piece started out as just a small square of embellished fabric. Instead of letting it sit in a drawer, I rescued an unwanted waist apron from being tossed in the trash and upcycled it into this stylish, multi-functional sling bag! It’s versatile enough for everyday casual wear and surprisingly pairs beautifully with traditional outfits too. 🌿👜

✨ What an incredible two days of stitching, laughing, and preserving tradition! 🧵💛Just wrapped up our amazing Songket Do...
25/07/2026

✨ What an incredible two days of stitching, laughing, and preserving tradition! 🧵💛

Just wrapped up our amazing Songket Document Folio bag workshop. There is something truly magical about working with traditional songket fabric—every geometric fold and golden thread tells a story of heritage and timeless craftsmanship.

Not only did we master this gorgeous, structured folio complete with a matching handle, but I was so inspired and made a mini songket handphone pouch too! 🥰📱✨
Huge thank you to our wonderful instructors and this lovely community of sewing friends who share the same passion for creating. Crafting with you all made these two days so special. Here’s to more handmade beauty and keeping our traditions alive! 🪡✨

This week marks the official start of the new journey, and the countdown for the next 6 months is officially on. Moving ...
22/07/2026

This week marks the official start of the new journey, and the countdown for the next 6 months is officially on.

Moving in silence from here on out—no details, just pure focus, early mornings, and working hard behind the scenes. 🤭

Truly excited for the milestones ahead. Time to put in the hours and let the results do the talking. Stay tuned. ⏳

17/07/2026

From one hook to four needles! 🧶✨

I’ve been crocheting for nearly 10 years, but I recently decided to challenge myself and learn how to knit. Honestly, I wasn’t sure if I could handle two needles—let alone four double-pointed needles at the same time!

My journey started on July 1st, and let me tell you, it was slow going. There were countless mistakes, way too much yarn-ripping, and more restarts than I care to count. At one point, I actually almost threw in the towel—my arms and shoulders were so stiff and sore from the completely new way I had to pull and tighten the yarn compared to my usual crochet grip.

But after a lot of trial, error, and stubbornness, I finally found my rhythm.
Meet my first-ever knitted toy: a little Siamese cat! 🐱 Not only is it my first finished knit, but it also has movable limbs, so it can sit, stand, and even strike a walking pose.

It’s definitely not perfect, but it’s proof that stepping out of your comfort zone is worth it. So proud of this little guy and my new skills. Here’s to many more projects on the needles! 🥂

Another milestone reached! 🧵I just finished a 2-day workshop to make these pegged pants, and honestly, it was such an ey...
17/07/2026

Another milestone reached! 🧵

I just finished a 2-day workshop to make these pegged pants, and honestly, it was such an eye-opening experience. Before this, I always thought sewing was just about drawing lines and stitching fabric together. Turns out, there is so much more to it—I had no idea how much actual math and precision goes into the drafting process to get the fit just right!

I learned to draft the patterns from my own measurements, then moved on to cutting and assembling everything myself. I’m really happy with how they turned out—they’re super comfortable, they have pockets, and they’re so easy to style with different tops.

Feeling really grateful for the guidance from my teacher. Thank you for helping me make sense of the math behind the fashion; it’s definitely changed the way I look at my clothes. On to the next project!

Knitting turned out to be a lot harder than I expected. 🧶😅Spent the last day or two learning the basics—knit, purl, incr...
04/07/2026

Knitting turned out to be a lot harder than I expected. 🧶😅
Spent the last day or two learning the basics—knit, purl, increase, decrease—and thought I’d try moving on to working in the round. It was definitely tougher than it looks. I ended up having to pull the whole thing apart and start over, but after a few tries and a lot of un-winding, I think I’m finally starting to get the hang of it.
Definitely realized I need this little row counter to keep track of where I am. It’s a slow process, but I’m enjoying it. Slowly building this little bear one stitch at a time.

Finally finished my very first pair of pants for my hubby! 🧵✨I spent the last 5 days in a fashion workshop learning the ...
27/06/2026

Finally finished my very first pair of pants for my hubby! 🧵✨
I spent the last 5 days in a fashion workshop learning the ropes, and it was quite an experience. Going from drawing out the patterns to cutting the fabric and finally sewing it all together—it was a lot to take in, but so satisfying.
It was my first time trying so many new things, like sewing three different types of pockets (side, cargo, and back), installing a front fly zipper, and constructing the waistband properly. I definitely made a few mistakes along the way, but with a lot of patience and some unpicking, I managed to get it done.
It’s not perfect, but I’m really happy with how it turned out—and more importantly, he loves it! It feels great to see something I made from scratch being worn. Proud of this little accomplishment. 😊








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