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Paul Hazelton's Dust Bunny Sculptures
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11 comments:
That is definitely recycling...although it makes me want to sneeze...
Thanks for sharing this. It's brilliant! (My mother always called "dust bunnies", "Slut's wool", but now I have a good excuse for not cleaning!
Slut's wool sounds a lot more serious than a dust bunny.:-) Thanks for the comments!
and do you know of an artist who works with clothes dryer lint? i recall seeing something years ago, but that's a long gone memory now...
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Thanx
Chrissy P.
OH I love this!!! It's beautiful and sustainable.
Deb - I don't recall. Doesn't mean it isn't true.
Chrissy P. - Thanks! I'm honored.
Teddybearswednesday - Yeah. I lovce how delicate his stuff looks!
Thanks for the comments, all!
Debra, there are quite a lot of lint artists if you google it, but this woman has made some really big sculptures.
http://www.studiocapezzuti.com/lint/lintguys.htm
There's a treasure trove of those at my house!! Could I sell them?
Julia - Ha! Yes, sure. They'll be a big hit at the craft fair.
Cool! And another reason not to dust!
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