what do you do with all those old telephones you've got sitting in the garage?
This.
Baa.
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12 comments:
That was definitely worth coffee sprayed over the monitor. Love it. Where do you find this stuff???
Thanks for the chuckle! I would like to point out that in a power outage the cordless is useless, but the old-fashioned phone works. We kept one.
The office I used to work in kept one to plug in in case of power outage. One dinky little phone instead of our big multi-line beauties!
Holy sheep. At first I thought they were knit, which would have been perfect, but on second look I think the body is made of phone cords, yes? Still amazing. Thanks for sharing! In the word of my word-verification "hhraf"! (Well, it sounds like it means something.)
That is awesome. Though I do wonder how they kept the cords from kinking up. Thanks for sharing.
Brilliant!
That is amazing!
sweeeeeeeeeeeet!
and a clever way to recycle.
baaaaaaa indeed...
I understand that art & the appreciation of art is highly subjective, but I think that some people have waaay too much time on their hands. Kinda neat, though!
How darling, and of course they look like merinos.
I particularly liked the video of Jeff Corwin nearly getting his arm ripped of by an elephant on their home page.
What a great recycling effort! Who thinks of these things? Amazing!
Rock on!
Ah, art... It is recycling at its creative best!
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