Well it's one day past the final deadline for the 2009 AMACO Friendly Plastic Challenge.
Here's what I submitted in the fancy box...
1. Bottle of Hope based on a quote from Isak Dinesan: There is nothing that cannot be cured by salt water- tears, sweat or the sea.
friendly plastic: metallic red, metallic royal blue, light blue, print turquoise, metallic silver, metallic blue swirl, metallic african violet, metallic gold, metal alphabet beads, glass beads, ribbon, glass bottle with plastic lid.
Every side of the bottle was covered with a sea-like textured mix of Friendly Plastic.
I made a small mermaid and a happy fish to punctuate a ribbon on which I wrote the quote.
The ribbon is glued to the lid but the ends trail off freely over the side of the bottle.
Inside the bottle I placed a happy fish with the word "Smile" which can be seen through the neat see-through bubble lid.
2. Valentine's Day Jewellery Sets
a) For You Madam earrings and necklacefriendly plastic: metallic black, metallic white, metallic red, metallic mauve, metallic silver, glass beads.
b) Have a Happy Heart earrings and necklace with googly eyes!friendly plastic: metallic red, metallic white, google eyes
3. Butterfly of Hope for Children's Holocaust Museum project
a) Branches openwork butterfly made of branches and leaves.
All friendly plastic: indian red, chameleon, print green, avocado, metallic green
Here's the link to the original post describing the challenge. Cannot wait to see the other submissions!
2 comments:
Although we have differences in culture, but do not want is that this view is the same and I like that!
You these things, I have read twice, for me, this is a relatively rare phenomenon!
fishing net
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