![A poster in collaboration with Linsey Burritt during a letterpress workshop at Spudnik Press, Fall 2011.
Wood type borrowed from The Post Family, paper scraps reclaimed from Letterform which were reused from Sonnenzimmer.
[ If you want a free poster let me know! Edition of 40. ]](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lxlcjmigRf1qb2ckoo1_1280.jpg)
A poster in collaboration with Linsey Burritt during a letterpress workshop at Spudnik Press, Fall 2011.
Wood type borrowed from The Post Family, paper scraps reclaimed from Letterform which were reused from Sonnenzimmer.
[ If you want a free poster let me know! Edition of 40. ]
After seeing so many people buy Christmas trees and other festive decorations this holiday season, I decided to also decorate. But my goal was to be resourceful, inexpensive, and use only reclaimed or reused items. So I went to my local city nursery, Adams & Sons Gardens, and bought broken or cut tree branches - 3 for $1!
I used the three tree branches to form the shape of a Christmas tree and nailed it to my wall.
I used twine to connect all the branches at the bottom to form a ‘trunk’.
I used left over paper scraps from TIPINFOLD BOOKS to punch out circles that I taped onto string. I folded the same paper to form the star.
After I trimmed the three branches to form a triangular tree shape, I used those scraps to create a wreath using a curved coat hanger, and left over ribbon. The branches were tied together by twine.
Lastly, I used the same paper scraps to make this spinning centerpiece over the dining room table.
And there you have it: $1 + recycled paper decorations!!!
