Construction Trashpo Windfall from Stewart Charlebois

[DKeys]

This incredibly inventive canvas toolbelt bag arrived stitched together and stuffed full of trash. Stewart explains that he was working at his daughter's school on building a playground and found all these tags that he knew he should send to me! So lucky and he included some wonderful shopping lists as well. I love how this whole package tells a story. thank you for thinking of me Stewart--and it appears you and your family really like spinach:)

[DKeys]

I'm still pondering what to make with them--very inspiring pieces and the story behind them makes them that much richer!

[stewart charlebois]

not planned at all Austin...but when I saw all those tags gently worn by wear and the weather, I knew that Diane could / would make use....the "envelope" was one of those "lightning bolts" as you say...

[Jen Staggs]

That envelope give me the good ole mail art flutters.  An excellent looking start to a very cool package, to be sure. 

[Austin Wills James]

How great! What an inspired idea Stewart. Was it planned, or one of those artistic 'lightning bolts' we all get from time to time?

-AWJ-

[De Villo Sloan]

[Nancy Bell Scott]

Nice going with the spinach, Stewart. I even hide it from myself that way, and love it.

[stewart charlebois]

Spinach frequently finds its way onto our shopping list. We don't cook it ( generally) but hide it in salads and sandwiches and tell the kids that it's lettuce.

[De Villo Sloan]

OMG - this is so great! No limitis to the creative potential of trashpo.

[Nancy Bell Scott]

A great trashpo windfall, all right, and with such an inventive "envelope."