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One of Australia’s newest sensational young designers, Nina Maya Skrzynski, launched her Nina Maya label in March 2006.
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The face of accessories in Australian Fashion is shining brightly in the eyes of Samantha Wills and she will continue to evolve both herself and her range to always be at the cutting edge of both the national and International markets.
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Describing herself as “the fun babysitter when the parents are out”, Hannah Chipkin, 25, is the brainchild behind the new Australian label, Chip Chop!
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Susse Collection was founded by British textiles and handbag designer Susse Linton, whose textiles have appeared on London, Paris, Milan, New York and Tokyo catwalks.
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how to make jelly and vodka shots |

Recently we held a party and for something a bit different we decided to make vodka and jelly shots. They were a hit with the guests so we decided to share. Here is a simple guide on how to successfully create these favours, no cooking skills required! Not recommended if there are children present as they do look quite tempting.
Ingredients
Vodka
Jelly – any flavour
Water
Plastic Shot Glasses
Method
Prepare your shot glasses by lightly spraying with cooking oil, this will help the jelly shots slide out easily.

Carefully add boiling water to jelly as per packet instructions into a mixing bowl, and stir until dissolved. When it is time to add the cold water, simply replace 3/4 of the required amount with vodka and stir into the jelly mix. It is important to still add a quarter of cold water, otherwise your jelly won't set.
Pour the jelly into your cups and allow to set in the fridge for at least four hours.

Serve cold!
Vodka can be substituted for other spirits, but try and choose something that will compliment the jelly. The most popular flavour we served was rasperry flavoured jelly with vodka.
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