Mini Tote with Army Bag: Custer No. 2 NeedsHS We transformed Margaux’s Chicken +

We transformed Margaux’s Chicken + Egg drawings from Poison for Breakfast into a handmade jangling necklace in recycled silver or bronze

can be cut apart and used as a plate for print making using the dry point method

We work closely with a lumber yard that is a part of the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) and has been supplying woodworkers with the highest-quality domestic hardwood since 1798

This duffel was built to endure – load it up

3 cm handle

Mini Tote with Army Bag: Custer No. 2 NeedsHS We transformed Margaux’s Chicken +Constructed from a vintage military duffle bag once belonging to Elmer Custer, lined with waxed canvas (Honey), and finished with a Black YKK zipper with brass teeth. Walter and Silas found this in a local vintage shop who told them about Elmer being a local character. We were able to find him online, too. All of the people who used the materials we reuse were real humans, and it is wild to connect the objects with a face and a story. Some of the most