Archive for: February 2008

Say so long to those wasteful disposable dusters, BUT hang on to their holders and handles. Use old sweatshirts to make washable reusable dusters instead.

I always feel guilty after finishing a jar of tomato sauce and I never throw them out! So I was eyeing my stockpile of jars and thought, I should use these jars for leftovers instead of my plastic Tupperware type …

I stumbled upon this cool kid friendly project for refrigerator magnets made out of recycled candy boxes. Instruction are <a href=”http://www.evilmadscientist.com/article.php/fridgemagnets” target=_blank>here</a>. A sweet way to decorate any kitchen!

Snow globes! With a bit of imagination and a baby food jar, you can create a your own winter wonderland! Throughly clean and remove labels from jar. Use clear epoxy to attach plastic figures to inside of jar lid, avoid …

Instead of throwing away unused CD Jewel Cases, use to display artwork and photographs. Use some double sided removable  mounting tape and a dash of creativity. Simply slide a photo or art piece cut tho the correct dimensions of your …

A cool recycle craft for the wine enthusiast a wine cork bulletin board! Simply find a picture frame the size you want to make your cork board and remove the existing glass insert. Cut corks in half lengthwise and glue …

What are you going to do with all those old cassette or VHS tapes? Rip ‘em open!  Inside, you’ll find an almost endless supply of black, shiny tape to use for ribbon.   It curls right up, too!  Just run the tape …

Learn how to recycle plastic bottles and turn them into wind organs! A kid friendly recycled craft! Directions are <a href=http://w1.neuronnexion.com/~dferment/ukplasto.htm target=_blank>here</a>