My models really did STRUT their stuff.

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Photos by Fritz Senftleber of Burlington, Vermont
Thanks Fritz. The photos turned our beautifully.

4 thoughts on “My models really did STRUT their stuff.”

  2. Maggie Pace – Burlington, VT – I'm a designer and author of two books on felted knits. Each week I develop new projects in knitting, sewing, embroidery, and surface design and post them here on my blog.
    Maggie Pace on said:

    These turned out great, Lisa! Love the color story. So strong.

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    • Lisa Lillibridge/Dakota 1966 – I grew up roaming and scavenging the plains of southern South Dakota. That childhood landscape instilled a desire for spaciousness that's stayed with me into adulthood. My work often reflects these themes.
      Lisa Lillibridge/Dakota 1966 on said:

      Thank you. I was pleased to see how well the all “walked together”. I was losing perspective. Thanks for your support and editing!

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  3. Felice Cohen – NYC – Felice Cohen, the grandchild of two Holocaust survivors, is the author of the award-winning book “What Papa Told Me,” a memoir about her grandfather’s life before, during and after the war. The book has been endorsed by Elie Wiesel and Yad Vashem, translated into Polish, won three honorable mention book awards, and has sold 30,000 copies around the world. Aside from having spoken to thousands about her grandfather, she is featured in two documentaries focusing on grandchildren of survivors. Her newest book, “90 Lessons for Living Large in 90 Square Feet (...or more),” is based on the video of her 90-square-foot Manhattan studio that went viral with millions of views on YouTube.com, gaining media attention across the globe. Felice has been featured on Good Morning America, Fox5, CBS, Sirius, NPR, Time, Forbes, Globe & Mail, New York Daily News, and the Daily Mail to name a few. She is also featured in a documentary on tiny living. Felice writes the blog “Living Large in Any Space” and has written for the New York Daily News, amNew York, Metro and others. What enabled Felice to “live large” in that tiny studio is that she has been a professional organizer for over 20 years. Please visit her website www.felicecohen.com.
    Felice Cohen on said:

    Beautiful bags!

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