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O evento rolou dia 7/3/15 em uma parceria do Olabi com o Brownie do Luiz, PermaRio, Respeite um Carro a Menos, CicloCourier e Special Adventures. Mais infos: olabi.co/programacao/reuse-recicle-conserte/

Crédito das imagens: May Bandeira

Reusable gift wraps or bags in gray blue cotton-linen blended fabric with deep blue polka-dot cotton fabric ties.

 

PLUS four handcut light blue cardstock gift tags with olive green twill tapes.

 

Seams are zig-zag stitched three times so that they will not come apart. Fraying and raw edges add to the character and handmade uniqueness of the bags and ties :)

 

Bag size : 8" x 6" (20.32 cm x 15.24 cm) approx.

Gusset : 1.75" (4.45 cm) approx.

Bag tie : 22.75" x 1.25" (57.79 cm x 3.18 cm) approx.

 

Gift tag : 3" x 2" (7.62 cm x 5.08 cm) approx.

 

Mais duas meninas que vão ter um lanche mais alegre todos os dias!! :)

Além de estarem já a contribuir para o ambiente com sacos reutilizáveis...

Happy dumpster diving

Reusable bag. Carry over shoulder or by hand.

 

Size:

The bag is 18" wide by 14" tall (21" tall with the straps). The roll is 1.5" in diameter and 5" long.

 

Material:

Medium weight sping green/gray nylon.

Machine wash cold, hang dry, iron on low setting.

 

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See all past INSPIRE Collective shows and find out more about the upcoming INSPIRATION ART FESTIVAL in Jerusalem, visit:

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These are Reusable Rangolis on Plastic Sheets using Kundans

 

For tutorials and more designs visit summersofindia.blogspot.com/

PROBLEM: I have this old suitcase, which I think is really cool but I'm not sure what to do with it. I have some things that need a home but I don't want to go out and buy something.

 

SOLUTION: Heavenly Metal of Ann Arbor has just the solution. Use your old suitcase as a purposeful container. Here, owner Vicki Honeyman displayed reusable shopping bags.

 

HINT: Other items you could put in the suitcase: magazines, kid's schoolwork, or gift wrapping supplies.

Reusable Sandwich Wrap from my book Sewing Green. Made with PUL cotton.

I just finished this prototype for a new product in my Etsy store. It's a little reusable plug to keep your coffee IN your cup (and not splashing all over your hand or all over the seat of your car). It fits standard cup cover holes snugly, so it won't pop off.

 

I'm testing the mold right now, so that I can mass-produce them easily and inexpensively. Took me three tries to get it right, beginning with cork, then moving on to linoleum. This one is in Sculpey clay, and that worked like a charm. I want to make some in pewter ultimately, but for now, the Sculpey is just fine. Best yet, I can drill into the Sculpey and attach danging charms to them, or clips for your keychain.

 

I'll be making some reusable cup surrounds to go with them, but I am currently very excited over this very simple, yet functional, thing.

These are Reusable Rangolis on Plastic Sheets using Kundans

 

For tutorials and more designs visit summersofindia.blogspot.com/

Nutzung eines Drucksensors als Joystick

Modkat Reusable Liner (high-res)

I made these this year to be used every year for our family Valentine's Day gifts.

Seen in the bedroom at The Thomas Shop, Penybont, Powys, Wales.

Now there's an idea.

SEE MONSTER is a retired rig from the North Sea, transformed into one of the UK’s largest public art installations to inspire global conversations about reuse, renewables and the great British weather.

 

Voyaging from the far reaches of the North Sea, SEE MONSTER has endured blustery winds and roaring waves as it encircled the UK coast in search of a new home. After a lifetime weathering the stormy seas, the retired rig has been reborn at shore in the former 1930s lido, the Tropicana. Audiences from far and wide flocked to the beach to welcome SEE MONSTER, the wild beast that has never been seen before…

 

By the Autumn of 2022, having been transformed along its journey, the weather-beaten monster came alive in Weston-super-Mare, as a colossal manifestation of all it has witnessed along its journey around the turbulent coast. The reawakened entity is a joyous celebration of the great British weather and British eccentricity, presenting a new vision for what the monster could become. As a pioneer towards a greener future, SEE MONSTER explores the concept of inherited structures, be those physical, social, or environmental. What do we do with the structures we inherit? And what actions can they inspire?

 

guests will pass behind the thrashing cascade of a 10-metre waterfall, and under the shimmering scales into the cavernous underbelly of the beast…

With the opportunity to travel up and inside, you will pass behind the thrashing cascade of a 10-metre waterfall, and under the shimmering scales into the cavernous underbelly of the beast… Within the wild garden you will find hidden routes to explore the rehabilitated Monster, where embedded throughout will be new approaches to a more sustainable and greener future. You may find yourself engulfed within a playful collection of clouds. Whatever the weather, SEE MONSTER will encourage interaction and playfulness at the heart of Britain’s cultural cornerstone: creating the sense of children gleefully jumping in puddles, whilst adults grumble at drizzly grey skies and strangers bond over something mutually shared.

 

As a creation of new from old, the regeneration of the rig, transformed from its former life, will champion the role of reuse and creativity within our future.

 

SEE MONSTER is part of UNBOXED: Creativity in the UK. A once-in-a-lifetime celebration of creativity, taking place across England, Northern Ireland, Scotland, Wales and online from March to November 2022.

  

All 24 bags finished (it was the gift to the school friends)

Small burrito unicorn paintings started and today's score from the streets. ..a broken mirror and a futon frame. Both will be repurposed. Good times! Recycle. .reuse.

Renoir

 

i would love to make my cotton pads with candy color or pastel color based fabric.

I love some of the subject lines - from spam - so have incorporated them into my bags!

Sometimes I have to go back to the car to get my bags, I like this new reminder in front of Trader Joe's.

Fixed small razor converted into an electric eraser, parallel nib with soda can, pencil extender with old mechanic eraser

i am having lots of fun making up these bags-they're a nice size for reusable gift bags, or project totes : )

Quilt made of 95% recycled fabrics from old clothes, the other 5% made from scraps from other projects. The batting is some old pre-quilted fabric Mike found being thrown away outside an antique store. I love the feeling of quilts from reused materials, they've got a "soul" to them quilts from new fabrics have to wait years of use to attain.

This photo is part of a tutorial to make legwarmers out of an old shirt.

 

Tutorial to make these can be found

here

Wrestling shoe with outdoor outsole closeup

Reusable porous metal filters 3D printed with ExOne technology were manufactured to fit inside a plastic respirator cartridge designed by the University of Pittsburgh. The

combined units, now undergoing initial testing, could deliver sterilizable personal protection equipment for long-term use. Learn More: www.exone.com/reusablerespirator

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