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Reuse, Recover, Repurpose, Bottle Cap Bugs and Festive Flowers, Racine Art Museum, Racine, Wisconsin
Inspired by a picture I found on google. Was fun to make, but should have measured -- it's a bit small for my minifee living room..
They're moving from here to another former gas station on the other side of downtown. Will be a shame to see these murals go away.
A couple of weeks ago Ben Molloy and his Central Campus homebuilders class removed bleachers from what used to be the Tech natatorium. But they didn't let all of that lumber and history go to waste. The class used the repurposed planks to build two playhouses that will go up for auction. And there's enough bleacher wood left over to use in a full-scale house that Molloy's 2nd year class is constructing at Easter Lake.
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What do marshmallows, garden hose, old sweaters, toilet paper rolls, canning jar lids, and bicycle wheels have in common? They can all be made into gorgeous wreaths! Wreaths are so festive. Now the holidays are getting closer, I find myself daydreaming about all kinds of wreaths I could make. Here are 15 super creative DIY wreaths I want to share with you – shall we bring some up-cycled magic to our holiday this season?
Seattle Tilth's Chicken Coop & Urban Farm Tour
seattletilth.org/special_events/chickencoopurbanfarmtour
#14 Stacy Brewer
Large, aviary style coop w/ a green roof. Seattle Tilth 3-bin composter to compost the chicken manure & bedding.
2010 - Day 162. June 11, 2010.
Daily Shoot - Reduce, reuse, recycle. Look for an object that has been repurposed to give it new life, and make a photo. (@muffett68)
This old Ford has found a new use as a flower bed at the entrance to the Village @ Blue Mountain. The light was pretty harsh by the time I took this shot, so I did some selective processing to lighten shadows and play up on the rusted, worn patina.
well almost!
I am dealing with boxes of scraps here. My thought was that I should use it up and make some small stuff. Well, I cut out about 30 of these so far, and my box looks the same (except that it is spread over the floor)
Only 900 more to go I guess!
:)
Old truck tailgate repurposed garden bench created with salvaged materials even the lumber is reclaimed wood some as old as 100 years old by Raymond Guest furniture maker at Recycled Salvage Design www.recycledsalvage.com or cell phone 903.452.8761
I wasn't completely sold on this sheet at the thrift shop, but I bought it anyway. Now I'm glad I did - I love the way it looks as a wrap skirt! The subtle pattern in perfect for those occasions where I'd prefer not to be too loud ;-) Blogged here.
Our dining room has a very sweet but shallow closet that was a sewing cabinet for the former owner. I have more sewing supplies than could ever fit in this, so we pretty much ignored it until this morning when Mark and I thought of using it to store the jars.
It would be a lot fuller if I stopped giving jars away!
100% bamboo, with a bio-based, renewable coating system, through a patented process, True Bamboo uses the entire stalk of the bamboo and smoothes it out so that it looks like the actual Bamboo pole.
A Christmas gift. One of 16 I made from mostly repurposed fabrics. The main fabric is from a vintage decorator-weight tablecloth. The lining fabric was purchased for this project. Pattern by Keyka Lou.
Made from my husband's old shirts, new ric-rac, new ribbon, and a button I made myself. Blogged here.
Repurposed tea bags, feng shui coins, novelty beads, microbeads, glue, stitching, metal. 2020. 10" x 19"
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I repurposed a pair of vintage screw-back earrings into lever-backs, check out my blog if you’d like to see how.
I was looking for an interesting broadside for the DPU of this stack train and spotted a retired concrete tie, repurposed for fence post use.
Tutorial for a Treasure Keeper :
Blogged here !
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This good old idea worked out just fine in the living room - super simple, awesome storage. Me happy.
Former pitched roof Acme on Sollers Point rd in Dundalk MD. Front was repainted red by the karate school. Store sat for the longest time with the whole front blacked out
Repurposed medical chart dividers are used for the covers of these small notebooks. Great for your purse, as party favors, or to sell in your shop. They measure 5 inches high by 3 inches wide when closed. They contain 10 papers which create 20 pages. The papers vary in each book but all the books contain graph paper, construction paper, accounting paper, yellow and white notebook paper, and practice writing paper. Each notebook is machine stitched with white thread.
This WHOLESALE listing is for 10 books, 2 each of the following:
PROGRESS NOTES
OPERATIVE & PATH REPORT
BILLING INFO
REFERRAL CONSULTATION
X-RAY
A mural at the Climate Action Campus (the site was repurposed into a community site from Avonside Girls High after the earthquakes).
Old legs salvaged from a thrift store coffee table. Lucked out, they're the same red oak as the rest of the table
vintage brass repurposed projector lens on my DSLR (canon 400D). 125mm f/3.8 fixed (adding iris would destroy historical value), primitive tilt shift bellows)
Remember those old rag rugs? I used the same technique to make this bag for my knitting supplies. More pictures can be found at: www.createstudio.blogspot.com