How to Recycle

Recycled Wall Art Designs

Give traditional wall art a fresh spin by creating your own. It's about time to redecorating our homes, which means a perfect time for some DIY inspiration. There are hundred of different ways to make amazing art for the walls of your home. Here's an idea to fit your home and your budget.

Toilet Rolls
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Magazine Pages

Old Beer Cans

Barcode Wall

Book Wall

Cardboard

Children's Book

Computer KeyBoard

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Paint Can

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Toilet Paper Roll

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Magazine Paper

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Pencil Wall Art

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Vinyl Records Wall Art

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Recycled Toy Capsules

Vinyl Records

Bottle Glass

Window Shutters

Wood Scraps

Recycled LampShades

Recycled Lampshades

Plumbing Lampshade

Dressing soda tabs each row with a ROYGBIV paint scheme

Decorative-lighting-recycled-plastic

Cut assorted fabric remnants into long strips and then tie them in alternating layers around the perimeter of a metal lampshade frame

Denim scraps can be sewn together for a weathered lampshade

Fitting metal soda can tabs together like puzzle pieces will yield a slick-looking shade with a slightly industrial edge

Old picture slides, photo negatives lampshade

Pastel- and neon-coated ping-pong balls will shine new light on your design possibilities.

Rolled-up or coiled magazine pages make a surprisingly attractive lampshade

Venture down the road less traveled with a handmade map lampshade

X-ray film lampshade

Defective fluorescent lampshade

Recycled Rope Craft Ideas

Recycled rope crafts is fun, simple as knots tying to create flower vase or lampshades for instance. And for a simple weaving techniques to create doormats or decor for your living room. The results in some useful objects is awesome and the textures of the finish product is like an antique collection.