Recycling Bicycle Chain

One man's trash is another man's treasure. These recycled bicycle chains are truly a treasure, strong, durable and unique to wear. Check out how creative and stylish these "new to you" items are...!

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Sculpture

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Braided Bracelets

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Hidden Link Bracelet

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Twin Cable Bracelet

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Wall Clock

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Pendant

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Decor

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Chandelier

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Second Generation Chain Mail Choker

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Cool Bracelet

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Gold Chain Bracelet 

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Cuff Bracelets

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Picture Frame

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Chain Bowl

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Tea Light Holders

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Earings

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Organizer

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Picture Frame

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Candle Holder

Stunning Pen & Pencil Holder

Are you having a hard time of waste around your house like magazines, plastic milk bottles, soda can, casette tapes and more? Think first before you throw it away, how about recycling them. One great ideas is by making this waste into a pen & pencil holder. Recycling waste as often as possible by turning them into useful items. Here are some of the finish crafts.

Bicycle Chain

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Cassette Tapes

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Soda Can

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Diskette

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Milk Plastic Bottle

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Colored Magazine Pages

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Popsicle Sticks

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Toilet Tissue Rolls

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Food Can

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Telephone Directory Pages

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Printed Circuit Board

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Computer KeyBoard 

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Plastic Grocery Bags

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Plastic Bottle

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Tree Branches

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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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