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About LinkBacksThis month's (late start ) assignment is 'PAPER' and can be interpreted in any way you like....
Ok then, Who will be the first to post?
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October - 2020 Photo Assignment - paper
This month's (late start ) assignment is 'PAPER' and can be interpreted in any way you like....
Ok then, Who will be the first to post?
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A decorated paper cube made by my 8 year old grandson during Canadian Thanksgiving dinner, celebrated while social distancing with the windows open in our house. He had to stay in a corner of the house equipped with art supplies, so no one saw him making this. I loved it and convinced him to sell it to me for a dollar. (Thinking of this assignment of course.) It's tiny (about 1.5 inches per edge) and taped. A family treasure.
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Lovely and i dig the soft background!
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