Back around the beginning of November my blogging buddy in Pennsylvania, Claudia@claudiamcgillart posted this post about how she was making little people out of recycled eye medicine vials:
Tiny People Made from Eye Drops Vials
I loved how she was doing some very creative recycling with individual eye medicine vials that most people would have discarded into the trash.
Around the same time I was in the process of cleaning up my fabric scrap collection and pulling out the tiny pieces I was likely never to use. I started to discard the scraps into the trash bin (gasp) but then I realized they were the right size for Claudia’s eye medicine vial people (or other art projects she does with small fabric scraps).
So I sent her a package of small to tiny fabric scraps.
Then last week (or so…time is getting foggy at the end of the year) I received a wonderful surprise in the mail from Claudia – my own collection of little eye medicine vial people.

Here’s a close up of the little people in groupings of three:




For now I have them all hanging out on my white board ledge in the studio:

They definitely make the boring whiteboard more interesting!
Super cute!!
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they are 🙂
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Thank you so much for the mention but most of all it makes me so happy that you are happy with them. I hope they bring you smiles for a long time.
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Lots of smiles and they say hi to me when I am in the my studio (and perhaps when I shut off the lights they carry on conversations from their ledge…
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Their faces are so expressive, and their paper clip arms look strong and ready for any task!
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They do look ready! Thanks for stopping by 🙂
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This seems like a good creative art project for kids too.
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Good idea!
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I love seeing things upcycled!
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Me too and I am lucky to be a recipient of that upcycling 🙂
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Wow, that is so cool! I am amazed at some people’s creativity. There is absolutely no limit to it.
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I know and thanks for your comments 🙂
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ooooh, I have a mental image of you making hundreds of scrappy people now that you’ve seen them…
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Scrappy people sound fun! I did get a book a couple years ago on doll and stuffed animal making, who knows what is in the future… 🙂
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Those are so cute! I love that they all have different expressions and some personality 🙂
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I know – she is so creative! Thanks for stopping by 🙂
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Thank you Tierney (and Claudia) for making me smile. Those eyedropvial people have such attitude and I love the way they are lined up against your whiteboard. Looks like they are about to start dancing!
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They make me smile too! You are right they do look like they are lined up to do some dancing! 🙂
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Aww… So cute and artistic
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I know they are adorable and great recycling!
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That’s the coolest thing ever!
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They are pretty cool – thanks!
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Indeed! You’re welcome!
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Awesome!
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