Open Borders Stickers
Stickers are cool for covering surfaces, for making patterns and for making statements…
Category Archives: Material of the Week
Material of the Week 4/14 – 4/20
Monday, April 14, 2014Time Cards!
These would make great altered greeting cards or gift tags or book marks!
Material of the Week 4/7- 4/13
Sunday, April 6, 2014Good Habit Stickers!
An unfortunate misprint becomes a nifty material with infinite possibilities…
Material of the Week 3/31-4/6
Monday, March 31, 2014Droppers!
These disposable plastic treasures reminds me of tiny jet packs or little fishes in a stream… lots of possibilities.
Material of the Week 3/24-3/30
Sunday, March 23, 2014These cardboard cut-outs can be laced together to create sculptures or structures-you choose.
Of course they can also be cut or glues or taped up too. What they become is entirely up to you.
Material of the Week 3/17-3/23
Monday, March 17, 2014Styrofoam Trays!
This is a great material for building, it’s so lightweight. These trays also make a fun canvas for any vision you have. Best of all, styrofoam floats, making it great for interactive water creations!
Material of the Week 3/10-3/16
Monday, March 10, 2014These fancy clear boxes come right on time for our seasonal Leprechaun Trap fun.
Let’s see what ends up inside…
Material of the Week 3/3-3/9
Monday, March 3, 2014Switch Plates
We get these interesting plastic moldings from time to time. They present opportunities and challenges to those who use them, what more can you ask for imagination to bloom?
Material of the Week 2/24-3/2
Monday, February 24, 2014Floppy Discs!
We have featured Floppy Discs before, a while back. They remind me how quickly things change.
In their day, these discs were small and concise modes for holding data. This week they can be a mode of creative expression though artful means… what will they become?
Material of the Week 2/17-2/23
Monday, February 17, 2014Vintage Photo Pages
Remember the days of sticky paged photo albums? All of my childhood albums were comprised of these.
Now we have a batch to share, complete with sticky innards. They look unassuming but hold the key to much imaginative fun as we’ll see this week.