

How would you like to receive this box of chocolates from your honey? One good thing, there truly is now fat here. Ha! Maybe just an asthma attack.
Another odd thing that is one of my favorites at Ripley is the Last Supper Portrait made completely of TOAST. I love it. Now they have tools ans such, but this was done long ago without tools, just a crazy mind. I wish I could find it and show you, but this will give you an idea... makes me want to try it.

So, next time your overloaded with wash, think about saving your lint. Better yet, find ways to see other things as art, such as your dogs hair, dust balls, cob webs, chewed gum and your kids boogers... you never know what they can form into.

3 comments:
LOL!
The artist in me TOTALLY identifies with this. In my studio/guest room, I actually have a ziploc bag that contains odd colors of dryer lint for a future project, lol. Arteests are strange that way. Mixed with water and some liquid starch, lint makes paper pulp which can be made into sculptures and some pretty fancy papers when dried over a screen.
OMW, that is so funny. Goodness, I would have never known that. Very interesting. I think you should try out a piece of lint art and post it.
Crazy insane!! And Becky - you're cracking me up!!
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