I've placed a few rusted, but nicely-formed, bits of old farm machinery in my garden. Rather than ship it all to the dump when cleaning out the old barn, I used some as decor. I had also found a couple old metal pots (from 100 years ago, perhaps?) which I now use to water plants beyond the reach of the hose.
Archives for September 2014
Old Farm Machinery Bits into Garden Decor
On: Friday, September 12, 2014
We continue featuring our readers and frugal living advicates. In today's edition David Leonhardt shares how he has turned old farm machinery into garden decor and tools
Featured Company: TerraCycle Turns Trash into Useful Products
On: Wednesday, September 10, 2014
It's great to see upcycling make it to the news headlines and big companies with funding emeging as a result:
TerraCycle make millions recycling trash and turn it into useful products, such as fertilizers.
Watching their video gives you a clear view of how much the company is doing for upcycling! Look at how they re-use glass bottles:
Or take a look at their chair beautified by candy wrappers!
Great cause to participate in!
TerraCycle make millions recycling trash and turn it into useful products, such as fertilizers.
Watching their video gives you a clear view of how much the company is doing for upcycling! Look at how they re-use glass bottles:
Or take a look at their chair beautified by candy wrappers!
Great cause to participate in!
Crafts from Trash: Scrapbooking with Found Objects by Christy Strickler
Welcome to our next edition of "Featured Readers' Crafts"
Today we are featuring a great series by Christy Strickler over at MyScrapbookEvolution.com
Christy uses all possible items she can find (including shopping bags, plastic lids, and metal pop tab lids) to add texture to your papercraft projects and create awesome-looking crafts!
Please check out Christy's series here: Scrapbooking with found objects
Here are some great scrapbooking supplies:
From Shopping Bag to Layout:
From Scraps to Woven Layers:
DIY Stencils from Lids:
Thanks for sharing these with us, Christy!
Today we are featuring a great series by Christy Strickler over at MyScrapbookEvolution.com
Christy uses all possible items she can find (including shopping bags, plastic lids, and metal pop tab lids) to add texture to your papercraft projects and create awesome-looking crafts!
Please check out Christy's series here: Scrapbooking with found objects
Here are some great scrapbooking supplies:
From Shopping Bag to Layout:
From Scraps to Woven Layers:
DIY Stencils from Lids:
Thanks for sharing these with us, Christy!
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