I was in the mood for a little assemblage work. I find it very freeing, Hannah says I channeled my inner Sid! (the kid from Toy Story who dismantelled and destroyed toys) I think I kinda freaked her out a little :) but I am of the thought that it's good to keep your kids wondering...
I had a broken frozen charlotte body and so I put a birds head on it (cmon you know you would do the same thing!) dolled him up with an old monopoly hat and little scrap of wool scarf and bingo button. But I didn't stop there people...
He is sitting in a rhinestone bedazzled vintage finial nest full of glittered music paper. This was easy peasy, I ran the paper through the shredder and then I poured some modpodge into my hand (think hand cream) and then crumpled it all up and placed the ball, now formed into a nest, on a piece of paper and sprinkled it with silver glass glitter.
but it didn't stop there...
The nest is "perched" (sorry couldn't resist) on a piece of a chippy rusty light fixture with the name Junk Bird stamped on some seam binding and glued to old ledger paper.
Add an old store price tag and waalaah! So you see why Hannah was a little concerned ;)
O.k. truth be told, this one wasn't the one that frightened her...
This one was! I ask you... what's a girl to do (after using strong whiffy glue all day) with a lone broken doll head? How many times have you wished that you could fly like a bird?
Once I started playing with the rusty crusty goodness that has taken over the my workspace, well I just couldn't stop myself... (really, we had pancakes for dinner)
besides her fabulous salt shaker hat she is bejeweled from front to back!
So there you have it... glue fumes, rusty treasures piling up, broken dolls and birds just laying around. do you agree with Hannah or are you flying over to the creative paradise with me? ;O
Hope to see you soon! Today I will be cleaning up my mess, stocking up for the big storm and maybe I'll treat them to soup instead of pancakes!
I'm going to go out on a limb here and link up to
Suzan's Project Genesis. One of my main contributions to our planet is saving things from our landfills. What better way than to turn it into art! It is a wonderful project that Suzan has created... one drop of water in the well at a time will fill the well.
I am also linking up to
Tutorial Tuesday, White Wednesday and
Link Love
On a side note... on Sunday when I visited
Hope Studios for her Sunday Funny, I may have taken the video too seriously! If you didn't see it, you really should, it is a great laugh!!!
Thanks for stopping by! Theresa xoxo
