Top 7 Online Stationery Arts and Crafts Stores in Malaysia to Shop during MCO

Need to stock up on arts and crafts supplies? Bookmark this list of our favourite online stores for your craft projects.

Our Malaysian movement control order has been extended, and the thought of it can be overwhelming and anxious for some. It is important to stay busy with creative projects, like painting, crafting, scrapbooking or journaling. If you are concern about the lack of art and craft supplies, or perhaps in need of some stationery, not to worry. You can still shop online with these Malaysian stationery art and craft shops during this time.

A couple of friends have been asking me which local stationery arts and craft online store are available for online shopping. I never really had the need to purchase any supplies as I am well-stocked up in my art and craft supplies. However, I thought it would be a good idea to make a list of highly recommended stationery art and craft shops, most of which I have personally spoken to before writing this article. Make sure you bookmark this list.

DIY Decorate Easter Egg with Pretty Floral Design

Try this Easter Egg Project during Easter Day!

Happy Easter! One of the things that I enjoy most is decorating on different surfaces like fabric or wood, and recently on plastic eggs. Some of the designs that I usually do are mostly swirls and floral-based patterns. Thanks to Pinterest, most of my inspirations come from doodle designs, elaborated baroque patterns and Faberge eggs.

How I Overcome Creative Block During Movement Control Order

Sharing My Personal Experience on How I Overcome Creative Block

This pandemic crisis hasn't been easy for everyone. During this time, I have learned to adapt and do what I can to cope with the current situation. As a creative business owner, I am used to conducting live events and in person classes and workshops, so you can imagine how this change has affected me as well with events cancelled and workshops postponed. I too have suffered from creative block.

In the first week of the movement control order Malaysia, people were worried, businesses were trying to adapt to the change, freelance artists, crafters and makers were looking for ways to go online. I had every urge to join the bandwagon, and thought of bringing my craft classes online and charging people at home a fee to learn. However, after much thought, I decided not to. Why? Because I know this thing is not permanent. So, I asked myself, what is the one thing I need right now mentally-emotionally? A solution for my creative block.