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Sunday, April 28, 2013
SE Taylor Free Box
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Sweet free box ~ Best sign Ever!!!
Sweet free box ~ Best sign Ever!!!
Sunday, April 14, 2013
Free Box Photo for April
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And continuing on with the Collections theme...this theme could last forever...look at what I found today --
-- a bag full of defunct snow globes, which is kind of sad, yet totally Awesome at the same time. I am definitely going to use them for decor. Right now I will leave them in this kiddy pool garden I made out of a dilapidated kiddy pool that, yes, my friend, Keri, found in a free box :)
And continuing on with the Collections theme...this theme could last forever...look at what I found today --
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| What could it be? |
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| Love the labeling. |
-- a bag full of defunct snow globes, which is kind of sad, yet totally Awesome at the same time. I am definitely going to use them for decor. Right now I will leave them in this kiddy pool garden I made out of a dilapidated kiddy pool that, yes, my friend, Keri, found in a free box :)
Sunday, April 7, 2013
Free Box Marbling Materials
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Remember how beautiful last weekend was in Portland? I spent Sunday with my super SCRAPpy, free boxing friend, Keri Piehl, on our round two of marbling newspapers and various vintage paper.
During our previous marbling session a few weeks before she had told me she had found a set of marbling inks in a free box and that is what got her started down the marbling path for which she has wholeheartedly taken. During this session she pulled those inks out and that's what we used in the beginning.
We marbled for a bit with them for a bit. However, since Keri had first come upon these she has bought various other ink from SCRAP and she and I quickly came to realize that these were not quite the quality of her other inks.
We stopped using them and Keri put them out in the free box in front of her house, yes, back into the universe from where they came.
I would say about an hour after she put them out there this lovely girl named Nadia came by and asked what we were doing. She thought the marbling was really cool and Keri mentioned there was some ink in the free box. Nadia was really excited and went to check them out. She ended up taking them and was really happy.
Yet another beautiful illustration of the cyclical nature of the universe!
I would also like to mention that one of the things I ended up marbling was from a book that I got out of a free box:
It had fallen apart when I saved it from the free box. I thought the images of the the chess game were really cool and would be great for some sort of art project. I think I am going to use these for light switch covers. I marbled about six of them.
Remember how beautiful last weekend was in Portland? I spent Sunday with my super SCRAPpy, free boxing friend, Keri Piehl, on our round two of marbling newspapers and various vintage paper.
During our previous marbling session a few weeks before she had told me she had found a set of marbling inks in a free box and that is what got her started down the marbling path for which she has wholeheartedly taken. During this session she pulled those inks out and that's what we used in the beginning.
We marbled for a bit with them for a bit. However, since Keri had first come upon these she has bought various other ink from SCRAP and she and I quickly came to realize that these were not quite the quality of her other inks.
We stopped using them and Keri put them out in the free box in front of her house, yes, back into the universe from where they came.
Yet another beautiful illustration of the cyclical nature of the universe!
I would also like to mention that one of the things I ended up marbling was from a book that I got out of a free box:
It had fallen apart when I saved it from the free box. I thought the images of the the chess game were really cool and would be great for some sort of art project. I think I am going to use these for light switch covers. I marbled about six of them.
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