Seattle has a lot of artists who work with recycled materials. One of our all-time favorites, Ross Palmer Beecher, has been making art out of recycled materials since 1980, yet she continues to inspire us with her ingenuity, craftsmanship, and … Continue reading →
The display of recycled art work by Stu Gullstrand (his Clown Mask is pictured above) and Ruby Re-Usable at the Hands On Children’s Museum in Olympia, WA was written about in the Sunday Olympian — read Art Engages Children in … Continue reading →
Episode 5 of Leave No Plastic Behind: Plastic Quilt Project is opening this Friday, June 5, at S.C.R.A.P Gallery in Portland, OR; more info HERE Ruby Re-Usable crocheted this square (use your imagination: it is kind of square) for the … Continue reading →
This amazing recycled art quilt is currently part of the exhibit Finds Refined at Museum of Northwest Art in La Conner, Washington, USA, March 14 – June 14, 2009 Ross Palmer Beecher: Tumbling Block Quilt II Finds Refined is … Continue reading →
Happy Valentine’s Day from Ruby Re-Usable Ruby is in Seattle today to present a talk about her recycled art and inspirations to the Contemporary QuiltArt Association. It is great to have a chance to share all this accumulated knowledge about … Continue reading →
