RRR - Recycle Reuse Repurpose - Open Media Due Nov 8
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Love making atc's!
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I've got 2 done.
We went to Australia the first time last Febr. Went to Sydney and Melbourne. this time it will be Brisbane, Tasmania and back to melbourne. We rent air B &Bs and do not rent a car. Last time it was summer, this time spring.
but here it is a cold fall.
We went to Australia the first time last Febr. Went to Sydney and Melbourne. this time it will be Brisbane, Tasmania and back to melbourne. We rent air B &Bs and do not rent a car. Last time it was summer, this time spring.
but here it is a cold fall.
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Yes please, wykyd - I always have things which are waiting to be used, leftover from other things!
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Got to work on my cards straight away, and here they are: all elements are recycled/reused/repurposed.
The bases are all from old cards (mostly Christmas cards); the backgrounds are all cut from leftover pieces from my daughter's GCSE art portfolio; the one on the far right has a paint test page as a background.
Other elements are mostly from envelopes, either things which were stamped on the outside (the bird, the fan shape), punched out from envelope liners (the rooster, heart, word "Love") or stuck to the outside (washi tape, stamps - all of which are used, though not all of which show cancellation marks).
Other elements are: card 2- samovar from an ad card from a magazine, castle from an admission ticket, card 3 - torn text strips from a library card catalogue card, red cellophane from a trash swap, card 4 - picture of boy in coat from discarded prints from an art project (other daughter), strip from a tram ticket.
And finally, the poetic words on all four cards are all leftover words from cutting text up for found poetry swaps - when I go through and cut out interesting phrases, if I don't end up using them, I often put them in a folder for use later.
Got to work on my cards straight away, and here they are: all elements are recycled/reused/repurposed.
The bases are all from old cards (mostly Christmas cards); the backgrounds are all cut from leftover pieces from my daughter's GCSE art portfolio; the one on the far right has a paint test page as a background.
Other elements are mostly from envelopes, either things which were stamped on the outside (the bird, the fan shape), punched out from envelope liners (the rooster, heart, word "Love") or stuck to the outside (washi tape, stamps - all of which are used, though not all of which show cancellation marks).
Other elements are: card 2- samovar from an ad card from a magazine, castle from an admission ticket, card 3 - torn text strips from a library card catalogue card, red cellophane from a trash swap, card 4 - picture of boy in coat from discarded prints from an art project (other daughter), strip from a tram ticket.
And finally, the poetic words on all four cards are all leftover words from cutting text up for found poetry swaps - when I go through and cut out interesting phrases, if I don't end up using them, I often put them in a folder for use later.
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