http://www.replayground.com/pages/diy/wallet.asp
pretty neat.
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7SoWal Insider
http://www.replayground.com/pages/diy/wallet.asp
pretty neat.
It hasn't gotten that bad yet John. :funn:
SWGB
Interesting, how long do they last?
needs to get out moreAuthor
i will find out in the next week.
cool project for my nephews.
cool project for my nephews.
SoWal Insider
awesome project for kids! 

picky
http://www.replayground.com/pages/diy/wallet.asp
pretty neat.
Philippa is finishing up on a 3-D art design class and she's made several things from "found" cardboard, each put together without the use of glue or tape. We've been kicking two spheres around the house for a couple of months now and they still haven't fallen apart or become misshapen.
I was listening to something on NPR though it was about metal, not recycled cardboard. Same idea though. The interviewee commented that in the earlier years of the 20th century, discarded American tin cans would be shipped to Japan and refashioned into toys and other small metal items. The shiny exterior would face outside on the new product, but if you poked and prodded you could see printed metal on the inner workings. It's funny how things are different now. It would be reversed, as in your wallet project. There's no attempt today to hide the fact that something is made of recycled materials; in fact, it's considered part of the design to have the old bits showing.
SoWal Expert
We can keep you in cereal boxes.

SoWal Expert
Biffy just uses gum boxes.
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