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we made playdough - Ethan & Katya got stuck in!

Ethan made 'coffee' or a 'flat white' & drank it! So busy, so much fun.

Another crop tonight - have put to gether the 'fundamentals' of two pages that I intend to complete in the two hours I'm there. Will be happy if I complete one though.
Got some of the new Cherry Arte from SBO today - can't wait to play with it as well as some of the 7G's patterned papers that are currently $1 each. Also got a 'driven' Ki Memories Kit as a prize for the last DT challenge @ the Cyber Crop, not to mention some BG urban couture ribbon (YUM) & some colour me silly fibres - spoilt as!

My online class is up on the calender @ SBO - exciting & scary! (hope someone comes to it). I'm going to do one that includes some handstitching - some blanket stitch, french knots & basic stitch. Waiting for some bits before

putting the class samples together.

My sister is doing a mini album for her son about some foot reconstruction surgery he has been having so if you find any construction stuff - post me a link, please? Posted by Picasa

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Vicky said…
LOVE that KI stuff! Cute photos...your class will be great, if i had time i would be taking it fo' sure!
6:28 pm
Chris Millar said…
Don't ya just love playdough?!! We've always got a fresh batch happening at our house!
Best of luck with your class Lara!
9:21 am
Anonymous said…
Hope you had a great night scrapping! Looking forward to those classes :)
9:45 pm
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