Accessories from recycled materials

Make flowers or sea creatures out of plastic bottles! Use them to decorate; make a mobile, chandelier or hanging curtain. I made sea anemone ornaments for my ocean themed Christmas tree! You can use them for "bows" on a pretty gift packages or even make jewelry! A fun craft project for kids with adult supervision and maybe a little help. *** I guess in today's age we must also include basic common sense warnings like open a window, use a fan, have a bowl of water in case things get hot and…

17) Front and two sides of top sewn together. :)

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Mermaid crown made from recycled plastic, biodegradable glitter, shells and sea glass 💖🌈🐬🐠🍄✨

MAXICOLAR

"Reuse Paper and Reduce Plastic" Reuse minimizes the amount of trash you produce and conserves resources. You can help the environment by reusing paper. Many of our everyday paper items can be reused and kept out of landfills. It takes much LESS fuel to make new paper from old paper than it does to produce new paper from raw materials. Save the trees and reduce fuel consumption by recycling. Get the most out of the paper you already have by trying the practical and crafty ideas below to…

It's time to highlight our planet's beauty and celebrate Earth Day! In the spirit of living a more sustainable and conscious life, we encourage you to repurpose, re-use and reinvent everyday items creating unique pieces that make life more fun.

TRASHION HEADDRESS made from plastic bottles by Francis Sollano:

SOLD: Upcycled, powder blue, triple 'petal' earrings: made from a water bottle with silver beads and a silver hook -Contact me for availability and pricing

newspaper necklace

DIY collars are making the rounds now - But this tutorial caught my eyes for a sheer ingenious idea! A fabulous tutorial from Aetienne.net For this tutorial you'll need- CDs An old shirt Chopsticks A bucket Glue Sissors Instructions: Cut out the collar from the shirt. Place the CD into the container, and pour boiling water into the container. (Be careful and use a cup or something!) Wait for 1-2 minutes. (Go watch an advertisement, or two.) Pull the CD out of the water using chopsticks. Wait…

At Upcycle with Jing, we want you to both looks and feel good when wearing our jewelry. Therefore, all of our jewelry pieces have been handcrafted from PET