Make your own reusable sandwich wrap. You get to upcycle plastic grocery bags while cutting down on ziplocs. Double recycling whammy!
Art is the word we give to feelings made public
The secret to creativity is knowing how to hide your sources-Einstein
Just a blog to keep everything that inspires me in one place
I really like the look of this. I always see a ton of free pallets for sale, I wonder if you would be able to break that wood apart and create some of these. I’d love to do a three piece installation.
(Source: scissorsandthread, via recycledfrockery)
Turn ripped tights into socks!
etsy:
I love this. So kitschy and tacky and wonderful.
via designer garden
upcycled soup cans are not new…but putting them on a candle holder is brilliant
I am trying to think of all the places you could use this. I think bathroom for like, qtips and cotton balls and stuff would be cute. Or oooh! At a meal, you could put toppings in them.
(via recycledfrockery)
This guy buys landscape paintings from Goodwill and then adds his own little touches to them. I think I’m going to try this out.
Great idea!
Old lamp and frame become a new table. via Decor Hacks
Great idea. I want to do this right now.
I think I have a lamp like this that would work perfectly.
Another amazing way to be more sustainable. This couple tried to go an entire year without producing any waste, they barely filled one trashcan! Obviously we can’t all do this, but with thrifting, diy, upcycling and the like there are so many ways to make small changes.
(Source: cleanbinmovie.com)
DIY Wine Bottle Lights via The Pampered Kitchen
Another GREAT use for any wine bottles you’ve got laying around…
My friends and I drink so much wine its not even funny. Much prettier way to display the bottles.
Table numbers cut out from books. (via 100 Layer Cake and Honey and Poppies)
My cousin wants a bit of an Alice in Wonderland theme at her wedding, these table numbers could be perfect!
Recycle Your Suitcase.
Another ADORABLE way to feed my vintage suitcase obsession.
(via kh0ality)
I’m always finding dresses from the 80’s and 90’s at thrift shops where I love love love the fabric but can’t figure out how to alter them to make them fit. Rompers are the perfect way! How rad will I look in one of these bad boys rollerblading to the park this summer? :)
Branch as coat rack? yes, please.
I really want to make something like this for camping at Shambhala and Re:Generation music festivals this summer.
This is amazing! Very halloween-y to me.
(Source: followandreblog)
