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It’s not collage, not montage, but rather bricolage.

Perfect for the eco-conscious crafter, the art of bricolage is to “make creative and resourceful use of whatever materials are to hand (regardless of their original purpose).” Among her many homemade goods, etsy Trashion member disCARDS (Emily) offers convenient color-coordinated kits for your next bricolage project. Then again, maybe you can simply look around the house to create a true bricolage project.

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