DIY Ladies Handbags

These ladies handbags are made from recycled candy wrappers, food packages, magazines, sodatabs, plastic supermarket bags, coffee sacks and other recycled materials. Each bag is handmade with lots of love with the highest standards in craftsmanship by talented artisans. Durable, washable and functional. It takes between one hour to a full day to create. Waste materials  or useless items are converted into a new products  or materials of better quality. Be inspired with this eco-friendly DIY ladies handbags.

Beverage Tetra Pak handbag

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Necktie hangdbag

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Coffee Sack handbag

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Wheel Car Inner Tube Handbag

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Juice Wrapper Handbag

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Men's Suits Handbag

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Newspaper Handbag

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Candy Wrappers Handbag

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Seat Belt Handbag

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Plastic Supermarket Handbag

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Vinyl Record Handbag

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Computer KeyBoard Handbag

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Soda Tabs Handbag

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Denims Jeans Handbag

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Uncommon DIY Candle Holder Projects

Candles have been around for a century now. And in fact, candles originated in China around 200 BC. The first candles were made of natural fat, wax, oil and later paraffin in 1830. Candles were commonly used before for lightings, but todays generation we still keep candles but mainly as decorative features and for mood lighting in our house. Truly, there are about a thousand and one ways to turn old recyclable items lying around into a new candle holders, I try to remember the last time I bought one but the truth is, I don’t know that I’ve ever bought a candle holder before. And why would I? No need, when there are so many freebies around, ready to be recycled into an eco-friendly fire decor. 

Here are a few of my favorites:

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DIY Christmas Decor Tutorials

Need something new and unique? try this easy, creative DIY Christmas ornaments. We all know that money these days are hard to find and expensive Christmas decor aren't on top of our shopping list. The economic slump inspired a creative crafters to make simple, adorable and affordable DIY decors. Try this !

Christmas Balls from paper quilling

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Christmas Cards from Colorful Paper

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Christmas Decor from Wires and Ropes

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Folded Plastic Ribbon

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Little Christmas Tree from Rope String

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Plastic Chicken Wire with Decorative Lights

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Christmas Tree from Rope String and Pearls

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Folded Paper Christmas Tree

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Toilet Paper Roll 

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Santa Hat Chair Cover

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Decor from Light Bulbs

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