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I have an over load area in my shed where I keep lot of stuff jars, old saucers, all sorts of boxes even have a metal one that was used for morphine in the war (not by me ) . I often get moaned at for keeping bits and bats . I think it comes from childhood like a lot of people after ww2 we didn’t have much , so we used to make out own bit to play with and save stuff for future use .
It actually good fun finding a use for thinks especially when the people who moan have to admit that keeping it was really after all a good idea .
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I keep wood off-cuts which I use for small sculptures - in fact I even go out scouting for them in field entrances and building sites not that you can get in many of them these days - health and safety and and all that. Any old pieces and the broken ones are the best - smashed by lories etc - they make great textural sculptures.
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I've got plastic containers full of bits of crockery, dug up from the garden. 'One day' I might make a Gaudi-esque mosaic wall. And have a sack of wine corks (drunk over many years, not just lockdown 😂), which I haven't decided what to with yet. Plus many bags full of beer bottle caps, which a couple of weeks ago I decided that I'm going to make a big mural with. So spent many hours sorting them into colours, and many more hours planning the picture and how many bottle caps it would take. (Thousands!).
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by Helen Martell
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