Malaysian mum sews her way to success with handmade toys for kids


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Shahizatul makes her products from colourful fabric to attract children’s attention. Photos: Bernama

When Shahizatul Farha S. Rosli, 36, took to social media platforms Facebook and Pinterest to learn sewing, never did she imagine that her new found hobby would end up as a source of income.

The business, which began two years ago under the brand name Little Z’, is thriving and now offers 11 types of handmade products. Orders are coming not only from within Malaysia, but also Singapore.

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