Now don't say we don't spoil you for choice here!!! :)
This is a recycling bin and all of the contents are oh so ordinary and are off to be recycled as they should be....BUT....could you transform the items you see here into something extraordinary before they go?
For once I'll throw my two cents worth in and say that I'm looking at that opaque plastic juice bottle and I want to cut stars out of it!!!!
How about you? What would you do with this everyday garbage?
Ok, I've used newspaper to paper mache a piece of white cardstock for a LO before... but you could also use the cardboard on the tissue box to make thin embellishments, or use the pattern as a background, I'd probably use the juice bottle plastic to make an embellishment, or maybe a journal block, but you could do that with the coke bottle, too. Could use the coke label as a page on food/drink you can't live without... or you could use all the labels and bits of newspaper to collage as a background for a LO on your day to day life.
Posted by: Kat Browne | September 15, 2007 at 03:06 PM
ok, not sure about the rest haven't tried yet, but...i'm actually having a LO considered for publication with the plastic milk bottle, i cut them in flat pieces and put them through an accu-cut machine to make flower or star shapes as embellishments (it works also with a sizzix!) !!! and that is sooo cool !!
Posted by: Brigitte | September 15, 2007 at 06:24 PM
....got nothing just now...hmm.maybe transfer the print from the newspaper for a PP..???
Posted by: Deb Godley | September 15, 2007 at 08:21 PM
I'd alter the kleenex box or salvage the cardboard to use as "chipboard" pieces, especially if it had some cool graphic design on the side. Would definitely cut the plastic bottle up for embellishments that I could ink or paint. The newspaper, I would again use as if it was PP paper and paint, ink and cut and crinkle the heck out of it!
Posted by: Cheryl | September 16, 2007 at 11:03 AM