Christine Terrell, the creative force behind adaptive reUse is just amazing, She re-purposes things some might consider trash, such as steel from printed containers. Christine says she tends to be drawn to bright colors and bold graphics and many of her pieces reflect this. My all time favorite the Pickle girl necklace!Yes, you guessed it, it made with the tops of pickle jars.Check out the adaptive reUse blog for more information.Sunday, July 5, 2009
My friend the reckless recycler-
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Christine Terrell, the creative force behind adaptive reUse is just amazing, She re-purposes things some might consider trash, such as steel from printed containers. Christine says she tends to be drawn to bright colors and bold graphics and many of her pieces reflect this. My all time favorite the Pickle girl necklace!Yes, you guessed it, it made with the tops of pickle jars.Check out the adaptive reUse blog for more information.
Christine Terrell, the creative force behind adaptive reUse is just amazing, She re-purposes things some might consider trash, such as steel from printed containers. Christine says she tends to be drawn to bright colors and bold graphics and many of her pieces reflect this. My all time favorite the Pickle girl necklace!Yes, you guessed it, it made with the tops of pickle jars.Check out the adaptive reUse blog for more information.
Plate Identification
Hey does anyone know the name of this plate, the year, country? I am thinking mid 50's because of coloring, anyone?anyone?
July,5th 2009
Ohhhhh to be sitting on a cool lake with a lily pad in view, so much for that idea! Texas oh yes in the summer, let's all move slowly- Ha
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