Fibre Arts Eco Challenge March 2009
For the month of March I had challenged all
Fibre Arts Members to an Eco Challenge.
They were to create, reuse, or rejuvenate
some fibre that would be positive for our
eco system.
Thea B. created a wonderful winter wallhanging made from recycled plastic bags. Do click on the photo for a detailed view.
Phyllis N wove a fabulous bath mat created with recycled cotton fabric strips and cotton warp for her bathroom.
Susan S created a really fun scarf made from
all her warp ends left over from weaving her tea towels.
Peggy M created a market bag made from remnants of a shower curtain that she had cut for a bathroom window. The market bag folds nicely into a attached pouch. Her photo also sports a pot scrubber crocheted with netting.
My eco challenge was made from a 100% wool cardigan, recycled by washing machine felting, then cutting, sewing and embellishing the fabric into bag, scarf, headband and fingerless gloves.
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