Curvan is great at finding recycled and cast-off materials and reusing them. The result here is an artful mix of found materials, including old screen doors, wood from a derelict 1880s farmhouse, pieces of tin, chicken wire and window frames. Greenman estimates that the materials she bought, mainly nails and screws and latches, plus the concrete blocks and hardware cloth for the foundation, cost less than $40 total.
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