Fun With Cleaning

[Diane Keys]

I'm sure it doesn't need to be said who created this but I will anyway--Claudia McGill!!!!!  Love the bit of handwritten trash she has included in the bottom left. Her application of paint is magical. I could never achieve this look on a piece of junk mail.  Thank you Claudia!!!!

[De Villo Sloan]

That reminds me of all the things John Bennett does with lint.

[De Villo Sloan]

Mr. Klean. Mr D-Klean. Dust Buster!

[Angie & Snooky]

Diane - both pieces are great. You inspire great things in people.

[Claudia McGill]

I like cleaning. It's relaxing. I need to get a life?

If you need book illustrations, Boo, I have a boatload of people in domestic situtations. And more every day, it seems. Where do they come from. I'll tell you, it's because I've been a housewife for a long time and I'm dragging them all along with me. ???

[Diane Keys]

Cool Boo, tell us more! I really hate cleaning, but I hate clutter worse:)

[Boo Cartledge]

Love this piece, especially since I'm writing a book about a year of living domestically, which involves things like vacuum cleaners and mops and table settings.  I'm a few weeks in an wondering how long I can stand it...  because it takes all of the time I was spending on mail art and fiber art.  Bummer.  But I love this piece!

[Rebecca Guyver]

Love the concept, love the execution!

[Diane Keys]

Nancy is definately the queen of lists--her meticulous listmaking have provided me art supplies for the better part of a year  postpone cleaning

remind Nancy she is banned from cleaning

[Nancy Bell Scott]

It does, it's extremely gratifying and much more fun than picking up a broom. As you apparently know, maybe too well.  Done.

[Nancy Bell Scott]

Both Claudia's and Guido's are knockouts. Say, do you write on your lists things you've already accomplished so you can cross them off right away? I think that's a commandment.