This week’s Iron Craft challenge was to create a project inspired by a movie. Well, who knew that one of our Iron Crafters, Angela at Ferntree Studios, would actually have her craft walk down the red carpet!
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| Photo by Jason Merritt |
Angela was asked to create flowers from combat paper for Robynn Murray (subject) and Sara Nesson (filmmaker/director) of the Oscar nominated documentary Poster Girl.
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| photo from Ferntree Studio |
Combat Paper is made from the uniforms of returning war veterans as a part of their therapy. Read all about it on Ferntree Studio. 
Congrats to Angela, what an honor & thrill to see your art walking the carpet!
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I can't believe you found a picture from the Oscars before I could! Thanks so much, it's been a total thrill and they look fantastic on the RED CARPET! 🙂
angie
Angie – When I saw your post I knew we had to feature it on the blog so, I was on a mission to find those pictures 😉
This is an amazing project and a really inspiring form of art therapy for soldiers. Thanks for sharing!
That's wonderful!
I bow to the crafty goodness. Bravo! and SUCH a "moment" for you! SO impressive!
That's amazing! And I am surprised how non-combat like the flowers look. I would have expected them to look like, well, fatigues or camo, but they are beautiful!
That is so great. How exciting! I love the combat flowers. Very pretty!
Bravo !!!!