A couple of months ago, I read in another blog (forgive me for not linking if it's yours, because I don't remember whose it was) about using opened security envelopes as collage material. I began looking at the business envelopes I receive almost daily in the mail and noticing the cool patterns inside. Not only are they really cool, but there are lots of designs and colors. In just a few weeks, I have collected 14 different ones. Today, I laid them out on the floor to choose some for a project and my little helper, Purrkins, came to hold them down for me.
Pondering a new book
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I have had an itch to make another book about domestic abuse and the
terrible tragedy that is the regular murder of women by partners or former
partners....
7 hours ago
How cool you posted a recycling post too. I just posted one today! Its the little windows on the envelopes that intrique me. Need to come up with a fun way to use them. Wow you came up with alot of patterns! Can't wait to see the project!
ReplyDeleteNice collection of patterns here, it is amazing what is in the junk and not so junk mail. I like to re-use the celophane windows too. xox Corrine
ReplyDeleteBe careful not to collage the cat.
ReplyDeleteI love this envelope paper too. I have a few particular favorites that I've collected quite a bit of. I can't believe you found 14 different kinds.
ReplyDeleteCool. Is there anything in this world that can't be artistically recycled? It gives me hope for the planet ;-)
ReplyDeleteI'm glad to see Purrkins is on the job! So much recyclable material comes in the mail; glad to see you are putting it to good use.
ReplyDeleteA great selection of patterns - I like seeing things behind the windows, too. My eldest & his fiance have a lovely cat just like yours called Harley
ReplyDeleteI will never look at bills the same way again :)
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