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Mada's Place reusable snack bags are an eco-friendly alternative to plastic bags. They're water resistant and easy to clean. With more than 50 fabric choices to choose from, kids and adults of all ages will be sure to find one that suits their style.
Another area of my craft corner. I had the idea a couple of days ago to re-use a mug tree (that I didn't use anymore because I have faaaaar too many mugs now !!! LOL) to hang my scissors, and other things like the thank you gifts I send with orders, or my shop tags, etc ... I though the idea was neat & wished the mug tree was twice the size !! ahah ! (August 18th 2008)
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DW's been using this swim diaper for all the times he's been swimming! It's great, the material is soft and it dries fast! More on this nappy at manilamommy.com
Made from and old industrial skid (From a candy company we think. There is a part of a packing label on the bottom, with an address from a candy company in Baltimore. A board has apparently been replaced by a piece of of wood from a crate.)
The legs were welded from rebar by an artist in ReUse Action's workshops (reuseaction.com). They are more sturdy than "hairpin" legs and are built with tapped bottoms for leveller feet. This shows the rust finish, but they can be black, or any other color, with shiny to matte sheen.
The skid is topped with elm, that was lightly sanded and varnished with satin polyurethane. The metal frame was also lightly scuffed and polyurethaned as well. It retains the industrial patina, without it rubbing off in a house.
The dress I made from a 50p pillowcase, not one bit was thrown away.
The flowers were my daughter's idea, the whole photo shoot was her creative input, yes, at 4 yrs old.
This is one of my favorite wine glasses. I'm sure it's not a perfect design to appreciate the qualities of finer wine, but it's still wonderful to me.
It's made from a Rose's Lime Juice Bottle. That's the top of the bottle turned over onto the former bottom.
I purchased it years ago from the now-defunct garden.com. They gave out gift certificates for $15 of free merchandise to attract buyers. I used mine to get this and some seeds or something else I don't recall. I should have immediately bought a few more, but I didn't. And now after searching, I cannot find anymore. I did find someone with an etsy shop who might be able to replicate this glass. Let's all hope!
Came upon these amazing houseboats whilst walking in Shoreham today. This one has a bus attached to the boat.
The reformed HDPE bags were weak from overheating, and did not have much elasticity left. Too bad... maybe if I'd been more careful making them they would have fit over the shoe-shaped template.
Ai generated images of former president donald trump. Licensed as CC0, public domain. No restrictions free to use and reuse for any purpose.
Bolas realizadas com um tear manual redondo. A diferença está no enchimento, tiras de sacos plásticos que sobram quando faço carteiras.
O meu filho adorou a dele. Claro! Pode brincar dentro de casa com ela.
Read all about the 2010 Chicago Renegade Craft Fair + check out the vendor list: www.renegadecraft.com/chicago
My REI backpack does far more than just carry hygiene kits for homeless during my homeless outreaches. It also carries my groceries home from the store
This building, and many others adjacent were once the hub of the tobacco industry in Durham. They are now being converted, with good results, to residential, entertainment, retail and office uses.
This building was originally constructed as a tobacco warehouse; the fresh product was hauled in, dried and cured, and then shipped out
American Tobacco Warehouse District website:
www.americantobaccohistoricdistrict.com/
West Village website:
These are two of the largest and most significant adaptive reuse projects active in the U.S. currently.
Durham, NC is a *very cool* place. I encourage you to visit if you ever have the opportunity.
Panel discussion exploring possibilities for Contemporary Reuse in the Mediterranean Basin. Syracuse University in Florence - January 29, 2015
(Photo: Francesco Guazzelli)
Reduce:
1. the amount of packaging by buying products in bulk
2. the amount of paper consumption in the office, school, etc. DON'T BE A TREE-KILLER!
Recycle:
1. all aluminum cans and plastic bottles
2. newspapers, magazines, junk mail, and paper
3. all old electronics and clothing at specific facilities and/or donation centers instead of dumping them in the trash
4. yard waste: leaves, branches, grass, etc.
Reuse:
1. buy products that are made from recycleable materials
2. find creative ways to reuse paper and boxes
We're striving to reduce packaging waste in our store. We'll give you one of these reusable, lightweight, comfortable, thermally bondable, soft, strong, stain resistant, recyclable, totally awesome bags for free when you make purchases at the Threadless store. Then, bring it back all the other times you come by and we'll give you a dollar off of each non-sale garment you purchase! So, if you buy 5 shirts, you get $5 off!
The bags are made of Non-Woven Polypropylene, a 100% recyclable fiber.
Made from a green soda bottle, Punched in heart shapes, attached with jump rings to a chain(s)...Just need more ear wires.
Sprite 35-II Camera
Reusable Plastic Film Camera
Optical Lens: 31mm, F=9 , 1 element
Focusing: Focus Free, 1m – ∞
Shutter Speed: Shutter 1 / 120s
Flash: Built-in Flash Push Switch – 15s recycle time View Finder: Field = 70%
Kodak Portra 800
Transformation of Domino Sugar Refinery into office building by Practice for Architecture and Urbanism | PAU, part of Two Trees development in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, 2023
I have a craft fair coming up this weekend so have been thinking of new ideas to sell at our stall. Bags seem like a quick and easy sell.
i really enjoyed making these, they are created using recycled coffee sacks which are 100% biodegradable. I was originally going to recycle plastic shopping bags and make them into reusable bags but discovered since I stopped using supermarkets almost a year ago I have a serious lack of plastics in my house.
and anyways I think the coffee sacks look far better :D
In the days beyond recall (the 60's), this was a grocery store callled the Pantry Shelf. It's been through a few changes before becoming a restaurant supply house called Shop-N-Go. Now it's vacant. It could easily be a small grocery store again, but probably not with Fairplay 3 blocks away.
Collaged catalog pages on reused cardboard.
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