Freya Simpson, 10, shows off her work-in-progress creation. Photo by Megan Fisher.
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Megan Fisher
On Thursday, July 11, kids at Shepparton Library got crafty as part of GV Libraries’ NAIDOC Week celebrations.
Participants decorated stained-glass frames with vibrant colours, creating decorations to hang in their windows and brighten their days.
The decorations took the shape of native animals and featured Indigenous designs.
The News photographer Megan Fisher went along to capture the session in progress.
Jarrah Hunter, 2, gets a helping hand. Photo by Megan Fisher.
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Megan Fisher
Gagandeep Singh gets crafty with son Kabir, 3, and daughter Sukhmani, 7. Photo by Megan Fisher.
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Megan Fisher
Samantha Hutchinson, 9, enjoys the session. Photo by Megan Fisher.
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Megan Fisher
Leora Kanakkahewn, 7, deep in focus. Photo by Megan Fisher.
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Megan Fisher
Josiah Hunter, 9, thinks carefully about his design. Photo by Megan Fisher.
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Megan Fisher
Hannah Hunter, 6, is hard at work. Photo by Megan Fisher.
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Megan Fisher
Oleena Kanakkahewn, 5, carefully designs her decoration. Photo by Megan Fisher.
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Megan Fisher
