Inspired by Julie Arkell and suggested by her I made a papier mache frame for a stitching I did. My son drew this picture for his Dad's birthday and I copied it on to an old sleeve of his. I like the way that so much it is recycled. The paper is from an old french book. Thinking of you Margo and all that landfill that needs saving.
Tuesday, 25 August 2009
One of the many ways to stop landfill
Inspired by Julie Arkell and suggested by her I made a papier mache frame for a stitching I did. My son drew this picture for his Dad's birthday and I copied it on to an old sleeve of his. I like the way that so much it is recycled. The paper is from an old french book. Thinking of you Margo and all that landfill that needs saving.
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oh Joanna - I love it! What a wonderful drawing your son did!
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing....
Oooohh, that is lovely!
ReplyDeletetop marks for not only creating something exquisite but for being so green!
it is so important to very quickly capture childrens drawings as their style is so transitory, and then they are all grown up and off to reading festival to get drunk......sigh
I was just looking at this again - i love it, Joanna.
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