Not so, for artist Susan Lenz made her dresses for the upcoming fourth annual Columbia Design Leagues' Runaway Runway fashion show, using artificial recycled flowers and leaves collected from local cemetery dumpsters and trash cans.
Recycled Cemetery Flower Dresses
Tuesday, March 13, 2012
One might think the following handcrafted nature-inspired dresses, would soon disintegrate if made from flowers and leaves?
Not so, for artist Susan Lenz made her dresses for the upcoming fourth annual Columbia Design Leagues' Runaway Runway fashion show, using artificial recycled flowers and leaves collected from local cemetery dumpsters and trash cans.
Not so, for artist Susan Lenz made her dresses for the upcoming fourth annual Columbia Design Leagues' Runaway Runway fashion show, using artificial recycled flowers and leaves collected from local cemetery dumpsters and trash cans.
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Hi!
Thanks for featuring my artificial cemetery flower dresses on your blog! They are wash-and-wear! I loved making them!
Susan
Hi!
Thanks for featuring my artificial cemetery flower dresses on your blog! They are wash-and-wearable! I loved making them!
Susan
fascinating! so creative - thanks for sharing.
WOW!! Those dresses are very COOL!
I would totally wear one, but make sure to steer clear of any bee hives!
Exquisite. And so interesting the history and emotions behind each flower.
Oh lordy, I'll have to continue my spare-flower hoarding for a decade so I can make one of these awesome creations! xo
Wow! That is a very interesting concept and idea! I really love the all-green one; quite exquisite, just like something out of a fairy tale...
These are gorgeous! That's a really unique concept for reusing something.
Wow what an awesome project!
hey i want to go green on my fashion blog do you have any advice? - amirajsfashiondiaries.blogspot.com
wow...these are amazing creations! What statement pieces
mongs
mythriftycloset.blogspot.com
These are so lovely! I think it would be perfect to make for a little girl as a halloween costume as well? :) So lovely!
Adin B
Oh my GAH! I know Susan! :) :) :) She's one of my favorite people here in Columbia! :)
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