Re: kit boxes

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Posted by jenaye on April 27, 2001 at 19:57:54:

In reply to: Re: kit boxes posted by jenaye on April 25, 2001 at 20:43:44:

Hi again, I goofed on the size of my container. It is a 60 litre
container, not 244 like I thought. It's 55 cm high, 420 cm wide, 600
long (in US terms, 14 1/2 inches high, 17 inches wide, 24 inches
long). It's perfect for everything I need. Jen

:Hi Samantha, I have a 244Litre "Rubbermaid" brand tub that I keep
: everything in to travel. It is always packed. It's small enough
: that I can carry it in my arms, but big enough so that I can carry
: most of my books (including my "Book of Fame" -my photo album with
: all my work) with me so that people have some inspiration when
: deciding on a design. When I travel light, like to a friend's home
: to henna them, I carry jaquard bottles or a carrot bag filled with
: henna, a tiny jewellery sized ziplock bag with tips, and a lunch
: sized ziplock bag with toothpicks, q-tips, & cotton batting. I put
: all this & a spray bottle of lemon sugar in a "mickey" sized Crown
: Royal felt bag (the little purple ones with gold stitching & pull
: cord). Good luck finding something! Jen
:
:
: : I know that this has probably been asked before somewhere in the
: : depths of the archives but i need to ask again. What do any of
you
: : mobile artist use to carry your kit in? I have looked at tool
: boxes,
: : vanity cases but they don't seem quite right.
: :
: : As for last night, Well i henna'd my partners workmate (a guy) he
: : wanted a scorpion on his shoulder. So he laid on a blanket on the
: : floor and i washed the area, dried it with a towel and began to
: henna
: :
: : All I can say is WOW it was a truly sensual experience. Oh I've
: : henna'd friends before but never a stranger and never a bloke
what
: a
: : buzz (I'd put the pic up if i knew how) has anyone else had this
: or
: : am i just a little strange?

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: Hi again, I goofed on the size of my container. It is a 60 litre : container, not 244 like I thought. It's 55 cm high, 420 cm wide, 600 : long (in US terms, 14 1/2 inches high, 17 inches wide, 24 inches : long). It's perfect for everything I need. Jen : : : :Hi Samantha, I have a 244Litre "Rubbermaid" brand tub that I keep : : everything in to travel. It is always packed. It's small enough : : that I can carry it in my arms, but big enough so that I can carry : : most of my books (including my "Book of Fame" -my photo album with : : all my work) with me so that people have some inspiration when : : deciding on a design. When I travel light, like to a friend's home : : to henna them, I carry jaquard bottles or a carrot bag filled with : : henna, a tiny jewellery sized ziplock bag with tips, and a lunch : : sized ziplock bag with toothpicks, q-tips, & cotton batting. I put : : all this & a spray bottle of lemon sugar in a "mickey" sized Crown : : Royal felt bag (the little purple ones with gold stitching & pull : : cord). Good luck finding something! Jen : : : : : : : I know that this has probably been asked before somewhere in the : : : depths of the archives but i need to ask again. What do any of : you : : : mobile artist use to carry your kit in? I have looked at tool : : boxes, : : : vanity cases but they don't seem quite right. : : : : : : As for last night, Well i henna'd my partners workmate (a guy) he : : : wanted a scorpion on his shoulder. So he laid on a blanket on the : : : floor and i washed the area, dried it with a towel and began to : : henna : : : : : : All I can say is WOW it was a truly sensual experience. Oh I've : : : henna'd friends before but never a stranger and never a bloke : what : : a : : : buzz (I'd put the pic up if i knew how) has anyone else had this : : or : : : am i just a little strange?
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