Saturday, March 27, 2021

T2T Finished!

First of all, thank you to my followers, friends and fellow miniaturists who have been so supportive while I've been working on this project. It has been such a joy to work on and I appreciate your support.

Now here is the report on what I used.

 Trash to Treasure: 

Rules Your creation can be any scale. You must use 25 out of the 35 items listed below. You do not have to use all of the item, but if it is one of your choices, you must use some of the item. For example, you may choose beads (item 2) but only use 2 beads instead of all 10. When you submit your entry, you must describe how you used each item you selected.

 1. 4 feathers used one as a bookmark

2. 10 Beads used 6 in the aquarium, 2 in the table lamp and one for the kleenex box

3. 3 cotton balls part of one in the chair cushion

4. 10" sq wrapping paper the mat on the framed picture

5. Eraser the Scotch mints and the base of the floor lamp

6. 5 stir sticks, popsicle sticks or tongue depressors picture frame

7. Small box (no side longer than 3") the aquarium

8. 2 stickers on the picture frame and the trim on the wastebasket 

9. 4 bottle caps (any size) the wastebasket

10. Greeting card the framed picture

11. 6" fun foam sheet the chair cushion

12. 6" Felt square the rug

13. 6 Toothpicks the uprights of the shelving unit

14. 2 sheets of paper (8.5 x 11) A green sheet for the lower wall covering, the pages and spine of the book on white paper

15. 1 full sheet of cardstock (any colour) (White) The baseboard, chair rail, the diffuser of the lighting and the cover of the book

16. 4 Q Tips the yellow box on the bottom shelf of shelving

17. 3 Thumb Tacks or Push Pins (any type) the base of the table lamp

18. 6" length of ribbon or lace the runner on the top shelf

19. 2 Toothpaste caps (or any toiletry lid) the shade on the table lamp

20. Small mirror (under 2") the mirror above the shelving unit

21. Tea Bag or coffee grounds the dirt in the planter

22. 6" Sq fabric (any print or solid) the blanket

 23. 2 Paper or binder clips (any size/type) the legs below the aquarium

24. 6 Straight Pins holding both shades in place on the table and floor lamps

25. A Napkin/paper towel the table cloth, the kleenex coming out of the bead 

26. 2 Straws the upright of the floor lamp

27. 2 Pipe cleaners One for the plant in the aquarium and another for the plant

28. 1 Styrofoam or paper 8 oz cup the round table

29. 1 Lid from yogurt/sour cream container the base for the mirror

30. 2 nut shells (pistachio, walnut, peanut) the dish for the Scotch mints

31. Aluminum foil 2-inch square the base for the mirror

32. 6-inch square of sandpaper the bottom (gravel) of the aquarium

33. 1 Egg carton the chair, the floor lamp shade

34. 6-inch square of foam core the chair cushion

35. 5 sequins (not to my credit but used them for the bookmark)

 PLUS: One other type of supply item from your house. This is a supply item not a piece of miniature furniture or an accessory.  the LED lighting strip 

You can use unlimited quantities of: colouring items (e.g., paint, crayons, markers, etc.) and glue. If you want, you can use your computer to turn a paper/card stock item into a printie. In addition, you may use one container (e.g., roombox) for your final scene.  The container is a box that I got at a club meeting a couple years ago - a freebie from Sunni.

From the top:
From the front without the frame
The right side:
The left side"
With the front frame back on.



4 comments:

  1. Wow, Maureen - you managed to use all 35 of the items. You have some truly great creative ideas and have come up with a lovely, bright and cheerful room. I hope you will be able to share results from your other club members as well. I will send you pictures of mine when it is done to share with your group. Thanks for the fun challenge! - Marilyn D.

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    1. Thanks, Marilyn. We'll be sharing at our Zoom meeting next Tuesday night and, of course, at our virtual Show and Sale in September.
      Looking forward to seeing your T2T and sharing it with the club.

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  2. Great job working within the parameters, Maureen, and ending up with such a nice and full project! I love the kind of futuristic vibe you have going! And the best part is that your other great room box is waiting in the wings so other than a little gear changing, there won't be much creative lag time!

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    1. Thanks, Jodi. I love T2T challenges! Looking forward to starting the other roombox but I just realized there's a major flaw in my original plan so think I'll spend a day or two pondering other ideas.

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