Hi I'm Alicia. I am a paper addict and have been since I was a child. I have always had paper (and usually a pen/pencil/marker/ink ) in my hand. I find it very hard to not add to my collection when shopping. Over the past 8 years, the addiction has grown and been inspired by the wonderful and eve rinspiring ways in which the scrapbooking and paper crafting world has evolved.
I am not frighted to try out new techniques or products and getting my hands dirty is not a problem at all. I Cardmaking, off the page, mixed media, altered art, scrapbooking and everything inbetween are all apart of what I create and teach.
In 2007, I joined Kaszazz as a hobbist and have watched them change and grow with the paper crafting world. My hobby grew considerably in a short amount of time and at one stage I was a Senior Team Leader with 12 wonderful paper enthusiasts on my team.
I am an extremely lucky women, with an amazing husband and two gorgeous boys who have supported me and helped with the many challenges, emotions, triumphs and rewards I have faced while being part of Kaszazz.
I am very excited about being able to do this. I hope you all like it and find it a place of reference and inspiration. Feel free to add comments (only if they are nice one's - please keep nasty thoughts to yourself).
Copyright
Please respect the fact, that all work shown on here is my own designs and work (Unless other wise stated). All Photographs and designs are copyrighted Alicias Creative Space. Designs may not copied for the purpose of publication or contest submissions. If you find any of my designs inspiring, it would be grateful if you would give give credit to me. Thank you for understanding.
We are excited to be able to be apart of this new market in Campbelltown, this coming Friday night 3 February 2012. This sounds like an amazing night of craft, fashion, food and live music.
4 comments:
John
said...
It had the potential to be an amazing night and the turnout was good.
But the fact that alcohol was being sold and consumed at the venue was a real spoiler and the parking was absolutely awful. You would have thought that organisers would have arranged to have Traffic Controllers there for such a narrow street and limited parking area.
Too much jewellery there and not enough variety re food and other items which is ok for a first market but the alcohol did it for me. Alcohol makes it an adult event, not a family one and I won't be back.
Hi there. I've just seen the comments about the Moonlight Markets and would like to add my 2c worth.
I attended the first one and agree with the comments made about alcohol and parking. The stalls were also placed too close together. It was a nightmare trying to see what was actually on sale and I thought the representation of goods was woeful.
I understand that the crew from Gilles St markets was organising this gig. If so, I expected a lot more that what I found there. Because, to be honest, what I found was really slack. A lot more could have been done.
Would be interested to find who you actually forward remarks to Alicia as when I inquired as to who was actually supposed to be organising the markets I was given three different answers! :)
Hi Lisa it is a joint adventure, between the Campbelltown council and a private event co ordinator. I have been forwarding all feedback to the both of these. I have heard through the grapevine only recently that yes, someone from the Gilles street markets is involved, who they are and how we contact them I have no idea. I know for a fact that there has been a huge amount of feedback. I also know that there has been a big change in the market stalls that will be present at the next event.
4 comments:
It had the potential to be an amazing night and the turnout was good.
But the fact that alcohol was being sold and consumed at the venue was a real spoiler and the parking was absolutely awful. You would have thought that organisers would have arranged to have Traffic Controllers there for such a narrow street and limited parking area.
Too much jewellery there and not enough variety re food and other items which is ok for a first market but the alcohol did it for me. Alcohol makes it an adult event, not a family one and I won't be back.
Hi John
Firstly, thanks for taking the time to find my blog.
You have made some very valid points about the market. I will make sure that your comment is forwarded to the appropriate market organisers.
Thanks again
Hi there. I've just seen the comments about the Moonlight Markets and would like to add my 2c worth.
I attended the first one and agree with the comments made about alcohol and parking. The stalls were also placed too close together. It was a nightmare trying to see what was actually on sale and I thought the representation of goods was woeful.
I understand that the crew from Gilles St markets was organising this gig. If so, I expected a lot more that what I found there. Because, to be honest, what I found was really slack. A lot more could have been done.
Would be interested to find who you actually forward remarks to Alicia as when I inquired as to who was actually supposed to be organising the markets I was given three different answers! :)
Hi Lisa it is a joint adventure, between the Campbelltown council and a private event co ordinator. I have been forwarding all feedback to the both of these. I have heard through the grapevine only recently that yes, someone from the Gilles street markets is involved, who they are and how we contact them I have no idea.
I know for a fact that there has been a huge amount of feedback. I also know that there has been a big change in the market stalls that will be present at the next event.
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