Welcome everyone to Artsy Fartsy Friday!
Short and sweet today.
All I will say is that I will NEVER complain about doing laundry again!
And I can thank artist Laura Bell for that.
Artsist: Laura Bell Uploaded by: CBS
I am always amazed by the creativity of artists
Now, when you do your next load of laundry ....
just think of the possibilities!!!!
Have a beautiful weekend!
Blessings, Joanne
Awesome!! Just imagine all of the great artwork we have thrown away through the years. ;-)
ReplyDeleteI know!LOL! We have thrown away thousands of dollars worth of art sales!
DeleteThat is truly amazing. I will never view my dryer with the same eyes.
ReplyDeleteI'm doing a load right now...hmmm I wonder what color the lint will be this time. ;o)
DeleteI find this amazing never would have thought of doing such thing with my dyer lint........lol
ReplyDeleteI say we all collaborate and make MILLIONS!
DeleteJoanne, I'm an artist and I NEVER would have thought to use lint as a medium! haha Thank you so much for your sweet comment on my dad's ring. We certainly both have wonderful memories of our dads, don't we? I love your thoughts on both my mom's and dad's rings finally being back together again. Thank you... Donna
ReplyDeleteSo glad you liked it! and as for our Dad's...They were awesome Men. God blessed us!
DeleteYES!!! The art teacher at the school where I taught TAUGHT ME THIS!!! What a great way to recycle and make art! Thank you dear for coming to visit me with kind words. MANY THANKS!!!!!! Anita
ReplyDeleteHi Anita, The art teacher at your school was ahead of her time!!!!
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ReplyDeleteThis is simply amazing! When I was a young mother I use to save the lint from my dryer and use it to stuff animals and things that I would sew for my kids for Christmas. I really did it to save money, but I'm sure I thought I was being creative. lol! Who knew how much more you can do with lint.
Hugs,
Jann
I think using lint for stuffing is a great idea!
DeleteJoanne,
ReplyDeleteHow interesting. Thanks for visiting 20 north Ora.
Judy
I can't even draw with crayons...sigh...I have to say Joanne, you had me at the title of this post: there's just something about the word "artsy fartsy" that draws me in! :) Blessings to you darling lady! xox
ReplyDeleteJust read your post called "Trusting God"...oh, if only you knew how similar our stories of coming to Christ are! I grew up a Catholic also. Did not like church. Had not gone in 7 years. Then this past March, Christ revealed himself to me, and my husband was very accepting of my desire to try this "fun" church I had heard of. Upon entering, the band was playing these great upbeat songs, the pastor, a young man, spoke of the word in a way that was interesting, as though he was telling us a story. We had planned our Baptism for this upcoming weekend but due to too many family commitments, we have rescheduled for next year...but now, after reading that you were baptised in February, I think I'm going to juggle my other obligations to the side, and make room for Christ! Thank you Joanne! Every time I see your name in my comments, I'm always left feeling like I somehow have this connection to you (even though I don't visit as often as I'd like)...maybe coming here today and reading your post "Trusting God" was the Holy Spirit guiding me. I feel absolutely elated right now.
ReplyDeleteOh Sandra you made my day! I am overjoyed for you! God bless you and your family on this beautiful journey!!!
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