Fun With Cleaning

[DKeys]

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!

[DKeys]

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

[Mary Jo Cartledgehayes]

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!

[DKeys]

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.

[DKeys]

It was kind of weird/intriguing that I received this piece from Guido Bondioli on the same day as yours. They look like they could both be made by the same person and his is for my trashpo mail art call and painted on newspaper. I have resorted to lists myself and there is nothing more satisfying that crossing stuff off of it! I don't like cleaning, but I need my house to be reasonably clean or I can't relax.