Ever wondered how to recycle a toilet roll? I've got plenty of them. That's why I was so happy to come across this instruction on how to recycle them into a lamp!
I wouldn't go so far as to say it looks stylish but it does look fun!
Turn Toilet Paper Roll into a Lamp
On: Sunday, September 6, 2009
Ever wondered how to recycle a toilet roll? I've got plenty of them. That's why I was so happy to come across this instruction on how to recycle them into a lamp!
I wouldn't go so far as to say it looks stylish but it does look fun!
Chandelier Made of Chiquita Banana Cartons
On: Saturday, September 5, 2009
Anything can be turned into the real piece of art. An amazingly beautiful chandelier made of Chiquita banana cartons is the best proof.
Ten cartons make up the luxe chandelier. Desktop paper fasteners hold it all together. The look is unexpectedly chic!
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DIY Tire Shoes
On: Friday, September 4, 2009
Blown truck tires can be found literally everywhere: people just leave them along the road once they are changed. Has it ever occurred to you to make use of them?
Well, here's a nice tutorial for you on how to make cool-looking shoes out of blown tire shoes.
Recycle Tetrapak into a Coin Purse
On: Thursday, September 3, 2009
Oftentimes you can't even imagine how absolutely useless and even ugly things can be recycled into something cute and even stylish.
This DIY is exactly about that: how to turn a juice tetrapak into a cute coin purse. That could also make a great present: you can make them different colors and give to girl friends. Absolutely free and I am sure they will love it!
Stick Your Keyboard to th Wall for More Desk Space
On: Wednesday, September 2, 2009
Get more desk space with this magnetized keyboard attached to the wall: all you need is to install magnets to the back of the keyboard and the wall and off you go: a cool stylish gadget that also looks really futuristic.
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More Cassette Tape Lamps
On: Tuesday, September 1, 2009
A few weeks ago I shared a cool tip how to turn your old cassette tape into a stylish lamp with beautiful light affects.
Here are more examples of those amazing lamps for your inspiration:
Here are more examples of those amazing lamps for your inspiration:
DIY Bottle-Cap Table
On: Sunday, August 30, 2009
Here's a new (awesome!) way to put beer bottle caps collection to good use: make a cool bottle-cap table surface using al of them.
You will need about 160 lids for a not very big table. The core process is about gluing each cap to a surface and then pouring epoxy.
I applied a model-making super-glue to the edges of the caps, pressed them in, and waited a few hours for the stuff to dry.
- Ikea Ingo table: $25
- Beer: $6 to $10 per sixer
- Super-glue: $3 to $7
- Wood trim: $2 to $3 per piece
- Paint (optional): $4 for 8 oz.
- Paintbrush (optional): $1
- Epoxy: $20 per pint
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