Trashpo from Diane Keys

[chaosatlanta]

Received a lovely trashpo postcard from Diane Keys.

[DKeys]

Thank you Nancy!

[Nancy Bell Scott]

How did this one get away? Am seeing it just now. It's so beautiful, Diane, you have such a way with that process, and such an eye. Doesn't matter what list you're using.

[DKeys]

Hi Judith. I like dyeing paper by wetting it then using stamp re-inkers and other ink and then cooking it. I usually repeat the process a few times until I'm happy with the results. I guess it's my version of tie dyeing paper.

Sue, I LOVE that clothesline stamp it is so perfect makes me want to  make an all green line!

[prettylily]

We don't know the recipe, Judith.  It's something Diane developed.  Maybe it will be revealed in her next "cook book".

[DKeys]

Glad you like it Cheryl-this is an altered list from none other than Nancy Bell Scott-the best trash supplier around. I don't think I hang around any places where people are smart enough to create lists like this so glad I can import them from Maine and other places. I did bake this-more than a few times. thanks for the nice comments:)

[De Villo Sloan]

Hi PL, I was just admiring this too. We have way more than the usual DK shopping list here. I can't read it all, but it looks interesting. This also looks like the now-famous oven-cooked method she used in Asemics 16. A total winner, IMHO. Lucky you, Chaos Atlanta!

[prettylily]

You lucky duck!  Diane is the Queen of Trashpo!  This one has lovely tranparency and depth to it.  I wonder if she baked it?  Love it!