The document explores the multifaceted nature of bread beyond food, linking it to fashion, sustainability, and social implications. It highlights bread as a symbol of economic stability and community, as well as suggesting creative uses and charitable initiatives. Additionally, it emphasizes the cultural significance of bread across different contexts, including its role in traditions and expressions of goodwill.

1. Framing & Reframing
The bread loaf
Assignment 3

2. And you thought bread was
only for eating

3. Well think again….

4. A lofty new world

5. Teach your dog to sit

6. Heels broken bones

7. Helps heal wounds, stops
kitty from licking them

8. Taking
sustainability to a
higher fashion

9. Trendy eyewear
Bagel glasses

10. Cool outfits
Pita cloak
Bagel tutu
Poncho loaf
Croissant sari

11. Baguette complements….
hairdo
Moustache and tie

12. Need house comfy shoes?
From plastic To lofty

13. Nike eat your heart out

14. Let’s go Saturday night
dancing

15. Don’t forget your
fashionable lofty hat!

16. Even politicians use them

17. As well as political freedom
activists

18. And you can spice up your
cleavage

19. Also useful around the
house
Incense holder Dip dish
Or just plain
dish

20. And to have fun with:
Edible toys
Beads Construction
blocks
Racing
cars

21. And what about a puppet
show?

22. After all…bread is the basis
of economics
As it often signifies money!!

23. And a sustaining income
Bread and Butter

24. "breadbasket" is often used
to denote an agriculturally
productive region.

25. But best of all is an ideal:
The breadwinner

26. Bread for everyone

27. And a sign of peace and
fortune
Bread and salt is offered as a
welcome to all guests or bring good
luck to a new home

28. And in Spanish, a good
person is a “trozo de
pan” (a piece of bread)

29. Also bread can help others…
In partnership with a charity institution we
can create a campaign. Every time you buy a
box of your favorite bread mix, you donate
“one breakfast” for a kid.
1 bread
$

30. Can’t fight with that, can
you!