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Does anyone have any idea what I can use these lids for? They came off of containers I am using for pot plants.
I got this beautiful laser cut card for my birthday and I now use it as a stencil.
I can create very complex backgrounds using it in my sketch books.
The 3rd Annual Fashion Trashion event at the University of Minnesota, Morris. This event is run by the Studio Art folks, who have students in the intro 3-D studio course create costumes out of recycled, reused, or repurposed materials. This is a always a huge success, with lots of really creative work and a ton of fun for the audience.
Jess Larson is the MC, Jennie Nellis taught the course this year, and the judges are Troy Goodnough (Sustainability Coordinator), Jennifer Deane (History), Jacquie Johnson (Chancellor), Ray Schultz (Theatre), and Hilda Ladner (Multi-ethnic Programs)
Community members in Heidelberg, Germany come the the Heidelberg Reuse Center on Patrick Henry Village to donate their old items and discover new finds.
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Göteborgs Stad, sustainable office interiors, reused and repurposed furnishings and material.
Reclaimed wood table, 7 diverse legs. Glass marble insert.
Whilst finishing work on reinstalling the window Ben Sinclair (head of Norgrove Studios) made an interesting discovery; the left hand half of the windowcill was in actual fact a thirteenth century tombstone reused, it's decorated surface inaccessible from the ground floor.
The date was suggested by the design, which shows a simple foliated cross on a long stem with a small stepped plinth. The more elaborate head of the cross (left) is half embedded in the wall, where it has probably been since the early fourteenth century when the east window was remodelled (since replaced in the Victorian restoration, though the wall and windowcill seemed to have been unaffected by this)
It was hotter than all hell in that warehouse but fuck me it was fun. Got this shot on my phone because I was in full filming mode so didn’t have my photo camera.
i'm all about reduce/reuse/recycle... Piddix has done it! i ordered some digital images on CDs and she sent them wrapped in 1950s pages! awesome! i could probably cut apart the postcard and use it in my crafts, too.. and the thank you card can be cut to be sent as a postcard! how nice!
find her here: www.etsy.com/shop/piddix
A part of my craft corner, in a corner of our living room. (see notes on the photo itself for details) (August 18th 2008)
Various postcards made in May, in honor of "put a bird on it" month :^)
Reused calendar cover with acrylic; various book or magazine or (Audobon) calendar clippings.
I love how my Mom reuses things to make garden stuff. This is a dustpan she made out of a broken handle and old tin cracker box.
Here's a close up of the bottom part.
Flowers made of bamboo felt finished with shell buttons. Sash is white muslin, though I have scraps of the main fabric enough that I could have made the sashes in coordinating fabric.
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Pattern is New Leaf Folding Tote From Heather Bailey
www.heatherbaileystore.com/Folding-Tote-Sewing-Pattern-p/...
It's a similar idea to McCall's 6130 (mccallpattern.mccall.com/m6130-products-11144.php?page_id...) which I've sewn before, but these are even nicer, since they are fully lined.
The pattern calls for 5/8ths yards of the main and contrasting fabric, but I had a 1/2 yard bundle and was able to adapt the pattern to work with those. Instead of making the handles entirely in the main fabric, I had to make one said main fabric and one side lining fabric.
And about that fabric, it's Moroccan Mirage (half yard bundle of the entire line) and I got it from this etsy shop:
www.etsy.com/shop/TheIntrepidThread?ref=pr_shop_more
Her fabric selection is BEAUTIFUL and her prices are great. I could go broke shopping in her store.
in a 13kv-4kv CHE&G sub. Kingston, NY. Terminals on the side means that it was for a sub with metal enclosed switchgear on both sides.
Say good bye to plastic bags!
I kept forgetting to bring a bag to the grocery store and decided to make reusable bags can be rolled up and fit in my purse.
The pattern is available the following website. (in Japanese)
Photography and cardboard box pertaining to a work that I developed before about the waste of the cities, that subsequently came to be used like packing to send by post another product.
Fotografia e caixa de cartão pertencentes a um trabalho que desenvolvi antes acerca do desperdicio das cidades.que posteriormente vieram a ser utilizadas como embalagem para enviar por correio um outro produto.
Brisket plate and custom bacon avocado salad. We sell these containers for $5 (what we paid for them). Customers can get their food in these and reuse them to help cut down on paper and cardboard waste.