Something recycled, something repurposed, whether it’s a milk jug turned in to a scoop, or a tin can made in to a pencil holder. Maybe your kids planted some trees to help the environment, or maybe you did. There are tons of ways to get greener in everyday life.
Today we are showing off our creations to celebrate Earth Day 2013.
If you’re just starting here make sure to head over to the beginning at My Life in Arts’ n Crafts’. I hear she’s giving away some goodies!
All of us have bottles around. Usually I toss them in the recycle bin, but when Jessi asked us to repurpose something , I thought I need to organize my paint brushes and I need a change bucket. So these are what I came up with.
The big one is a sauce jar. The smaller one is plastic flower container.
I thought it would be fun to add words to the containers. I used little metal letters on the change jar. I used the amazing E-6000 adhesive. This stuff sticks ANYTHING to ANYTHING!! If you don't have some around your house, you need some!! For the brush bottle I used Making Memories rub-on letters. I thought these looked kind of like they were painted or sponged on.
The finishing touches were to cover the screw top area of the brushes with a piece of old material that I tore into strips. Then for the change container I again used the E-6000 adhesive and put pennies on the lid.
There are so many things you can do with clear containers. The ideas are endless! Use your imagination and repurpose some of those containers instead of recycling them all.
~~~ENJOY~~~
DAPHNE
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Love your jars!! I'm a new follower!
ReplyDeleteAngela
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Great idea, especially with the pennies.
ReplyDeleteWow now theirs a great idea. I will be trying this and have to get some of those inks. Great project and TFS AJ-
ReplyDeletevery neat recycle idea!
ReplyDeleteGreat repurposing project! Your alcohol inks are so much fun! It was fun hopping with you! Mary - www.irongatestamps.com
ReplyDeleteThese jars are awesome!!! LOVE the pennies glued to the lid!!!
ReplyDeleteGlad to be in this hop with you!!
Both are awesome....love the change jar.
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I love the jars!!!! I use jars in my craft room. I am going to try this!!!
ReplyDeleteVery cute jars!
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Great Job up cycling,
ReplyDeletethanks for being in my hop!