Dryer lint art, The Last Supper

[LOL!]

I didn't see this posted yet, .... There may be better links, but this was easiest for me: Michigan Woman Re-Creates A Masterpiece -- With Lint From Her Dryer : The Two-Way : NPR

What do you do all day?

 

[freebird5825]

Nothing like that, I can assure you.

 

[Amethyst]

Buying towels to get the right colors? Boy, talk about doing it the easy way. Now, if she'd used the lint from her navel, I might be impressed.

This does not sound like a LBYM project, either. Think of the electricity use, and the family probably didn't need towels in every color of the rainbow

Amethyst

 

[Purron]

Very unusual. Reminded me of this. Don't think I'm in the market for lint or fur art in the near future. But, hey, to each her own.

YouTube - Cat lady makes bags out of fur

 

[Rustward]

Buying towels to get the right colors? Boy, talk about doing it the easy way. Now, if she'd used the lint from her navel, I might be impressed.

This does not sound like a LBYM project, either. Think of the electricity use, and the family probably didn't need towels in every color of the rainbow

Amethyst

I have often thought about things like this -- for example, if one collected navel or pocket lint from as early age as possible, how large a wad would it be at age 65? Fingernail and/or toenail clippings? What else? Lets not get too graphic.

 

[freebird5825]

Ask and ye shall receive....

Human Ivory = Art Made from Fingernail Clippings

or, if that wasn't wierd enough...

http://planetgreen.discovery.com/work-connect/reuse-nail-clippings.html

 

[Purron]

Ask and ye shall receive....

Human Ivory = Art Made from Fingernail Clippings

or, if that wasn't wierd enough...

3 Reuses for Fingernail Clippings? - Planet Green

Could be worse. Could be toenail clippings.

 

[audreyh1]

It sure felt like a privilege to see the original Last Supper. Not sure I'd be willing to wait in line for her version. But is does indeed answer the question of what-do-you-do-all-day!

Audrey

 

[haha]

I think it is quite impressive, and more than a little artistic. It must also have had religious meaning for her, as this is clearly a labor of love.

Even museums today are full of very odd constructions.

Ha

 

[chinaco]

Folk art!

 

[Free To Canoe]

In the annals of dryer sheet history, this work will hold a place of honor.

Free to canoe