The only things not wrapped are the spokes (we started, a then decided we didn't have the energy) and chain. The thing that makes me most proud: all the moving parts still move -- the bike is technically still ridable. It took us about two hours. We're considering starting a business. Got a wacky, difficult and time consuming idea? We'll execute it for you! Call for estimates.
We also decided that as Christmas was approaching, our new home needed a tree. So we made one out of the green fuzzy.
Tree skirt/swan made from the white fuzzy and the Bjork swan dress I started years ago and never finished. Love how the lights diffuse through the plastic.
It still retains some sort of person shape, even though it also makes a decent tree. I'm not sure if this is accurate, but I was once told that the Christmas tree tradition began as a German pagan custom, the trees carried the souls of dead ancestors. In that case, I like the human element to our fake tree.
More decorations and pictures to follow.
