My Junk Drawer

[Messerve]

So I'm stuck at home like half the world right now, and I thought now would be a good time to do something with my literal junk drawer. It would be fun to make something out of the odds and ends I've accumulated but I thought maybe some creative geniuses out there could look at what I've got and come up with a really amazing idea. Or not... But we'll see how this goes.

If you aren't sure what something is, just ask.

 

[Messerve]

So I'm stuck at home like half the world right now, and I thought now would be a good time to do something with my literal junk drawer. It would be fun to make something out of the odds and ends I've accumulated but I thought maybe some creative geniuses out there could look at what I've got and come up with a really amazing idea. Or not... But we'll see how this goes.

If you aren't sure what something is, just ask.


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Oh just to clarify, none of this is stuff I actually need for anything else so they can be cut up, saw in pieces, glued together, etc. I know some people's "junk drawers" have things like scissors and passports and tape rolls, but I manage mine differently. I go by this definition of junk: "Any item that has potential reuse value but no immediate purpose". So it's more of a recycle/reuse drawer than a junk drawer. I also routinely go through it and get rid of things that I no longer see as having reuse value, so over time the quality of my junk collection should continue improving.

 

[tulc]

are those multi color things fabric?

tulc(just wondering)

 

[Messerve]

are those multi color things fabric?

tulc(just wondering)

Those are what I had leftover from putting a stained glass decal on a window. I’m not sure what you actually call them, but you wet them and stick them to glass and theyre opaque. Maybe vinyl?

 

[Messerve]

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