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A close-up of the bike edition of the MEC reusable bags sourced by Fairware. Scraps from the bag production were made into covers for MEC's new bike manuals.
Inside of the bag with a small pocket. This is a nice small bag that can be used for almost anything.
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This is a pattern for a reusable crocheted grocery bag that I posted for free on my blog:
theadventuresofcassie.blogspot.com/2008/03/free-reusable-...
I was inspired to make a set of reusable grocery bags when I read
www.wisdomofthemoon.blogspot.com/2008/01/cheap-easy-fabri.... This set was a birthday gift for my Mom. I used old sheets and a sheer curtain panel. The sheer bags are for produce.
blogged @ www.mylostandfoundblog.blogspot.com
The brushes have been reused more times than we can count. Painting inside / painting outside. Just this week, I painted around the blocks of the house. Yeah, they are no longer green, but a beige as seen on this paint shield. The siding, roof, and windows are done. I picked up a few leftover nails and staples, such as this one, along the way...better than running over them with the mower or stepping on them.
Okay, so I was rusty when I first started painting these blocks around the house. Naturally, I started with the section that would be most viewed by drivers and walkers. On the third day, I was no longer rusty. I slopped the paint up on the blocks and what landed in the flower beds...so be it! I was covered with paint. I still am. My hubby is almost embarassed to go to town with me. I just can't see all the paint splotches that I am wearing on my skin! And you know what? The paint looks shinier on the blocks than it does on my arms, legs, and toes!!! Gosh, I am glad the job is done. Farewell to all the spider friends that followed me on the journey around the outside of our home! I'm done with this task and on to the rest of my summer "to do" list!
Voila! Here it is!
instead of just tossing unwanted paper in my office, I've decided to find creative ways to reuse it. PLEASE RECYCLE and REUSE!
hanging light fabricated from reused light "pods" from a broken vintage standing lamp, sheet steel, hollow bar stock, light braided steel cable, electrical wire, light bulbs
Wancle Sous Vide different parts
Available for commercial reuse, must attribute sousvideguy.com on page.
Still don't have the handles on it yet, but man, it came out nice! The bottom has a faux gusset so carrying bulky things is easier. The top has pleats, making the opening a bit smaller than the bottom of the bag, so things don't fall out!
I made a couple reusable snack bags. I melted plastic shopping bags for the lining. I followed the instructions from Mauby's tutorial found here: www.maubys.net/2011/11/ultimate-re-usable-snack-bag-machi....
shot this "from the hip" so the focus isn't all that hot.
loved that he not only remembered his reusable grocery bags but that he also bags his own. am not a fan of the self-check out which to my mind means fewer people hired to check-out and you are doing their work!!
Inside the Eveleigh Locomotive Workshops, once the largest workshop site in the country, and now remodelled and part of the "Australian Technology Park".
From ATP's website:
"Established on almost 14 hectares of campus inspired grounds, and featuring a unique integration of heritage architecture, premium commercial space and state-of-the-art conferencing facilities, the Australian Technology Park is proud host to leading Australian and global IT, communications and science companies.
"Since its inception, the Park has evolved into one of the nation’s pre-eminent technology and business precincts. The Park offers a unique and inspiring environment for collaboration, information exchange and knowledge-sharing, while ongoing site development and an ever-expanding tenant portfolio secure the Park’s position at the forefront of Australian technology growth and commercialisation.
"Conceived by a consortium of Sydney universities in 1995 and wholly-owned by the New South Wales Government’s Redfern-Waterloo Authority, the Park is located just a few kilometres away from Sydney’s CBD and international airport on a site once occupied by the Eveleigh Railway Yards."
An old portion of rail that is no longer good for supporting heavy cars can still be put to a use--in this case keeping unwanted vehicles from using the land along the tracks as a dumping ground. The CN Freeport local is backing up going south down the West Belt to do their interchange work with the Illinois Railway in Rockford, IL.