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School holidays.
Holiday Bible Club. Helping with drama and Puppets and bits 'n pieces.
Telling kids about Jesus.
Keeping up with the house work.
Providing a taxi service.
Having a few days in a holiday house down the coast.
Nice.
But...
no blogging time!
I have a super lovely blog post waiting to be published about the apron we made for our blog friend in Central Queensland.

But here is a little tutorial you can master in the mean time, until I am back in blogland.
I first saw this on a Japanese You Tube clip. Now there are heaps of people sharing this technique.
Have fun with your laundry!

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