Tuesday, 21 June 2011
Day 8 Materials
We were slack at the weekend and didn't get around to doing anything with the junk until the Monday, hence the build up. How much milk can one small family drink.
Day 6 Simon's Results
He tells me that these are hoovers for the aliens to clean up our planet with.
Sunday, 12 June 2011
Day 2-Beths Results
With these plastic bottles I shall become the Cartier of the Stig of the dump world. Also good for repelling unwanted affection ( note:grumpy don't come too close face, not included)
Left with the bottoms of the bottles as perfect plant pots, flexibility on sides allows for plants to be pushed out too. Bits left over used in the bottom as drainage. All used. Thinking of
getting some cutter shapes to make milk bottle jewellery.
Day 2 Simons Results
Do we see a theme emerging as Simon gets in touch with his inner child? A whole new world of junk folks and their posessions may have emerged by the end of the 30 days. He tells me he has a plastic visor as he is unsure if the air is suitable to breath.
Thursday, 9 June 2011
Day 1- Beth's results
1 and a half hours just to create something which looks very much like a pile of junk. Some techniques to use again maybe, cutting plastic Cd thing and setting the bits at angles, carrier bag drifts and bits cut out of boxes like waves.
Day 1- Simon's result
He Says "I made a Truck" We are unsure if it is of the monster variety but it can still carry a full cargo of eggs.
Day 1- the materials
Materials from day 1, 4 toilet rolls, 1 egg box, a carrier bag, a washing powder box, a cd tube holder, a battery backing.
Other Materials allowed
To make it more of a challenge and because there really is little point recycling if you are just using more resources we have limited the other materials to be used. They are, scissors, celotape, glue and a pencil (as Pictured)
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