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That's a lot of Rainier. Item 171453, Engineering Department Photographic Negatives (Record Series 2613-07), Seattle Municipal Archives.
Free form embroidery using chain, satin, running stitches and French knots on recycled upholstery sample fabric
PS - OK, can you tell - I've been watching the Universe TV series, -- I think that one thing might be a Lyman-alpha blob.
www.recyclart.org/2014/07/recycled-butterflies/
Has taken a few months but finally finished the 11 large canvasses that will be taking up residence in various places around the UK. The idea with a touring gallery is that it brings art to people in the workplace who may not ordinarily have a chance to visit galleries, providing an alternative to corporate 'art'.
Apart from the paint, the materials used for this project are made from recyclables, plastic and paper, that have been upcycled into works of art.
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Snapped an idea I am playing with on my work table. I cut out a bunch of cardboard food packaging into ovals, and laid this awesome bee bottle cap on top.
I only have 2 of these bottle caps, and WANT Any quantity I can find. Unfortunately, this is Fullers "Organic Honey Ale" and its available only in the UK (England)...I am in the USA.
The flower petals were made from the following products:
Coca Cola (Cans come in cardboard packaging)
Cheerios (Dry Cereal)
rice Krispies (Dry Cereal)
ritz Crackers
Honey Nut Cheerios ((Dry Cereal)
2 petals, I don't remember!
Anyone who has access to these bottle caps...I will pay the shipping and I want them very badly. Drink up the Ale, and send me the caps!
Cole Renckly and Alex Fullhart enjoy the new reading space in Mrs. Grant’s kindergarten class at Brooks School Elementary. Students have been collecting empty milk jugs to construct an igloo for a “cool” and cozy reading place. Mrs. Grant emphasizes the importance of reusing materials.
Super rare white Cascade Cart at the Waste Management yard in Kennewick! They actually had quite a few back in this little hidden corner of the yard! They used these for paper recycling at schools back in the 90's!
Small quilt (106cm x 85cm - 42 x 33.5 inches) made from recycled, salvaged and thrifted cotton and linen.
The real colours are better than the photo but it is too rainy now for another picture!
SOLD
There's only one place in north-(ish) Cumbria where you can take plastic for recycling - Eden Community Recycling at Penrith. Penrith also hosts a jolly good car boot sale/market, so once we've filled the space under the back stair with plastic bottles we take a trip to Penrith, unload the plastics, and go searching for bargains at the car boot sale. A pleasant way to spend a Saturday, even if it rains.
Tenuous link: don't throw it away - recycle it!
Taken last year. Unfortunately this is no longer at the museum. I'll have to ask if it's been recycled in a more permanent manner.
For some reason, this did the opposite side of the road, but 4002 did the north side.
Owned by; Allied Waste
Chassis: Mack LE
Body: Labrie
Truck number: 4025
Type of truck: Recycler
Notes: There's a '"Frederick Co. Recycles" sticker on the side, so I guess this came from MD.
A nicely decorated recycle bin at Garry Point Park, Richmond, B.C. Always remember the 3 R's, Reduce, Reuse, Recycle.
www.recyclart.org/2012/10/recycled-magazine-art/
For a few years now I have been experimenting with up-cycling: making new creations made from old things. Just recently, I was inspired by a frame made of magazine rolls that wrapped around a mirror. I thought it was a fantastic idea with great texture, but the application could be taken further. So I began to roll magazines. I was amazed by the spectrum of color and design possibilities. I began with abstract shapes and colors, then moved on to black and white. I used eyes as my new inspiration. I love leaving peek-a-boo images and glimpses of ads in my work. A flash of a shoe or kangaroo from a magazine page allows me to create an image inside an image. From there on, ideas of structure and content flood my thoughts. I just keep making more pieces! As I continue to explore this new medium, I am not only saving waste from the dump but giving a slice of our modern culture a new purpose.
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Idea sent by Kathy Carney !
M4H 11/52 Blue
I took this last Saturday so just outside the week, but I've been sick this week and couldn't face taking another blue shot.
It's looking through a bottle. I love the recycle symbol in the bottom, reminds me of the water cycle and how precious water is to us!
Day 333 | Project 365
Read this article: Gift Recycling: China’s Not-So-Underground Economy
Taoyuan Rd. Nanning, Guangxi, China
Olympus Pen E-P2 + Panasonic Lumix G 20mm F/1.7
Just started this floor mat of recycled bags. Right now I'm just playing around, trying to get comfortable with crochet again (it has been decades since I did this). I've learned that bulges from too heavy weight bags just adds a "folk art" touch (or so I'm telling myself). I went ahead and broke the "rules" and am combining different bag weights. My favorite, surprisingly enough, are the little bags the newspapers come in. After this, I'm going to try a tote using only khaki-colored bags (Cost Plus bags are my favorite ones).
Part of an art installation at Reiman Gardens at Ames Iowa. Large sculptures of sea creatures were made from ocean trash.
Remember when your kindergarten teacher said to save the bread ties? Wish you did, eh? Concordia student designs.