{ kass } an artistic journey: new bag

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Thelma and Louise File

The 'Thelma and Louise' File, inspired by the photo taking in the famous film - throw the camera out to arms length, and just shoot. Framing, sizing...it's irrelevant. Its all about capturing the moment. Here's me, capturing the moment with special friends, near and far....

USA-Canada 2007

A selection of photos from my trip to New York City, Prince Edward Island and Vancouver in June-July 2007

NYC SCRAP ALBUM

A scrapbook of my visit to New York City in June 2007 - filled with photos, postcards, memorabilia, ephemera and more!

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27 April 2008

new bag

Design: Urban Brats (c)
Materials: Denim, Muslin, lace, DMC thread, acrylic paint, rhinestones

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Sorry for the lack of checking in this week, I have been super busy (I worked an extra day) and I have been fighting a cold. I was meant to go to Yarrawonga today for my niece's christening but I didn't react well to my dinner last night and wasn't able to do the drive.

Not much else to report at this stage - of course there is HEAPS happening but it's all under wraps right now!

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