Scannerpo from ?? and Trashquilt from Rebecca

[DKeys]

I do not know who sent me the scannerpo from Amsterdam and I know it's not from XX Jones.  So thank you XXXX. Rebecca is on fire with these trashquilts made of a beautiful array of melted plastic bags. I don't know how she does it, but these just get better and better and the reverse side of printed vellum is equally great "When In Rome".... bring trashquilts

[De Villo Sloan]

Based on this blog, I have taken the liberty of nominating three people for TrashPo Litzers & have forwarded the nominations to KDJ;

DK - invention & implementation of the Trashquilt (8th award)

Rebecca Guyver - invention and implementation of the Trashquilt plus the fused plastic trashquilt (first award)

Unknown artist - Amsterdam bandaged finger DKult ritual scannerpo

Now it's in the hands of the judges.

[Rebecca Guyver]

We definitely have to think of an acronym or an abbreviated version of the recycled bag fused TrashpoQuilt!

[DKeys]

I started the first TrashQuilt, but Rebecca created the first recycled bag fused TrashpoQuilt. I think hers def deserves a Trashpolitzer as it is leading the way to  trashpo Textile

[Rebecca Guyver]

Not being from the upper echelons of the Trashpo world, a novice as it were, I don't feel equipped to comment on the esteemed TrashPo Litzer Prize, but inspiration is everything!

[De Villo Sloan]

I only ask because it seems a TrashPo Litzer Prize is in order for the trashquilt. How can the trashquilt not be recognized?

The scannerpo remains a mystery.

[Rebecca Guyver]

Diane made the first trash quilt! I saw it on her blog and it got me inspired.

[De Villo Sloan]

Who made the first trashquilt? Rebecca or DK?

[Carina]

The scannerpo, could it be Svenja? She writes always XXXX...

[De Villo Sloan]

DK, I haven't a clue. That kind of scannerpo "put your hand on the screen" has definitely been used in DKult rituals. I noticed the bandaged finger. Another D-Koder ring victim?

I don't think there is a DKULTHO (Dkult Holland).

[taidgh]

Suus lives in Amsterdam. I hope she's not injured. Nice bit of mailart there DK. Rebecca must be getting a lot of use out of the iron with all those plastic bag quilts she's making. I'm interested in the printed vellum.