Saving The Planet Through Decoupage
8Posted on August 29, 2008 by Doug Gunzelmann in Home+Decor
The Bombus Shop perfects decoupage, or the pasting of colored paper pieces onto an object or surface. Self proclaimed “hoarders” Bombus strives to save “the planet through decoupage!” With vintage fabrics, comics, maps and atlases, the Bombus studio, based out of the UK, produces colorful and visually rich crafts from gathered trash (carefully selected trash that is!). Check out more the their work…
Bombus has their own shop on Etsy, and a design site, be sure to check them out!
Art, crafts, trashion
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Uncle B
29. Aug, 2008
One more small step towards saving a devastated environment. Thank You. Every time we save to cost of manufacturing something by reusing it we are one step closer to removing the slavery imposed on us by high oil prices. Every time we reuse paper we save a tree. Please promote the right to grow hemp (not the dope type silly!) for paper fiber. Hemp produces more fiber per acre in one year than a forest does in 20 years. Hemp also produces edible seeds and oils, none toxic bio-diesel and grows on marginal land. Northern Manitoba and other parts of Canada are well suited for hemp production, but not much else. Please help us grow a fair, tariff-free,legal and politically correct crop. Our communities need this new source of income!
matt
29. Aug, 2008
How do they do it? I want to pla!
Matt
matt
29. Aug, 2008
Sorry PLAY!
wrrocky
30. Aug, 2008
Hey all for saving the planet….glue pix of naked chicks on your
……dinnerware? LOL
nice thought though!
web
30. Aug, 2008
The Bombus Shop perfects decoupage, or the pasting of colored paper pieces onto an object or surface. Self proclaimed hoarders Bombus strives to save the planet through decoupage! With vintage fabrics, comics, maps and atlases, the Bombus studio, based out of the UK, produces colorful and visually rich crafts from gathered trash (carefully selected trash that is!). Check out more the their work…
Spencer Fry
11. Nov, 2008
Nice find. I particularly like the second image above with the cartoons.