songlines ... bags with a story

on my journey to find pre-loved fabrics with an australian story, to create bags with a story that will then continue with the buyer

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    milestone achieved - next songlines prototype done!

    when i started this journey i never imagined i would end up doing the prototyping myself. well, still a long way to go before i could offer this as a professional service, but i made it!!!

    yupp, the seams could be a bit better, the work could be done faster and there are tips and tricks which i don't know .. and i did get a bit of a paranoia of opening seams again and again again. anyway, i learned heaps and will take some of these experiences into improving the bags further.

    for tonight i'm a proud parent of a new bag :)

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    • 7 April 2011
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    about 1 year ago Melanie responded:
    Hi, das sind ja unglaublich schoene Nachrichten. Wann darf ich mal sehen, fuehlen, richen, lesen?
    about 1 year ago Gavin Costello liked this post.
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    crafted from re-used australian materials, songlines' products inspire you to explore their past and create their future ... bags with a story. the start of the journey.

    the name 'songlines' was inspired by the dreaming tracks of indigenous australians, which are invisible paths across the land (or, sometimes the sky) which mark the route followed by a localized 'creator-spirit' during the dreaming. The paths of the songlines are recorded in traditional songs, stories, dance, and painting ... I want my bags to pass on similar stories :-)

    ariane fricke - aspiring bag maker - manly, australia
    info@bagswithastory.com

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    crafted from re-used australian materials, songlines' products inspire you to explore their past and create their future ... bags with a story. the start of the journey.

    the name 'songlines' was inspired by the dreaming tracks of indigenous australians, which are invisible paths across the land (or, sometimes the sky) which mark the route followed by a localized 'creator-spirit' during the dreaming. The paths of the songlines are recorded in traditional songs, stories, dance, and painting ... I want my bags to pass on similar stories :-)

    ariane fricke - aspiring bag maker - manly, australia
    info@bagswithastory.com

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