Thursday, March 29, 2012

Recycled Crayons

Recycled Crayons
Recycled Crayons using a star mold and packaged using cereal bag and box remnants.
Given as gifts to Recycling Team at our Elementary School.

Saturday, March 24, 2012

Unless...

Older sibling shares the story of The Lorax and we pass out our homemade upcycled envelopes of "Swomee-Swan Sunflower" Seeds to the class.
(The Lorax)

Thursday, March 22, 2012

Reusable bags in Recycled Art


Reusable bag: Fun Recycle Art project for kids 10+. I like the rough cut/ripped look. If you like a tidier look, with strong glue or hot glue, hem rough edges. Materials Used: curtains cut into large rectangles and prepunched holes for easier hand sewing with threaded fabric strips. Fabric strips: Before sewing bag together, paint or decorate with fabric scrap and let it dry.

Wednesday, March 21, 2012

Colorful Rock People

https://www.facebook.com/QueSeraSeraArt
Interchangeable bodies and heads: "Rock People" at Que Sera Sera Recycled Art

Recycled Star Crayons

Gifts given to elementary kids on recycling team, Star Crayons: star ice cube tray filled with broken crayons that have been peeled, chopped then microwaved and cooled til solid in fridge. Packaging: cereal bags and cereal boxes, stapled and stamped.

Tuesday, April 27, 2010

Que Sera Sera mission

http://www.ddal.org/

As most of you probably know, Doris Day is the singer of Que Sera Sera. My mom used to sing Que Sera Sera to me often. I loved the lyrics, but I also thought the lyrics were


"Que Sarah Sarah". In spite of my false representation, the remainder of this special song always stuck with me.

I became a vegetarian in my early high school years, joined animal welfare groups, helped start a recycling program at my high school '89, and I always had a gut response to trash. My response, "trash doesn't disappear, because you put it in the trash can and take it to the curb."

In my late 20's I came across the Doris Day Animal League (DDAL) online. I was surprise to see and feel the connection between Doris, Que Sera Sera, and my own journey. This is how I came to the name Que Sera Sera early on, and the path is still getting wider 10 years later. My mission is when Que Sera Sera becomes a profitable business, donate to DDAL and a local environmental or animal welfare group(s).