How to Recycle

Recycled Wine Cork

What do you do with that cork you just popped out of a wine bottle? Most likely you throw it away. Cork is a renewable crop; cork tree barks grow back nine years after harvest. Why not keep the cycle going with used corks? We all pop more than 13 billion corks every year. So here are some uses of thrown out cork.

Cork Pot Holder

Cork Chair

Bath Mat

Chandelier

Reclaimed Flooring

Pot Holder

Cork Bat Mat

Cork Chair

Recycled Wine Cork Stopper Stool Set

Cork Planter

Cork Art

Recycle Office Furniture

Wine Corks to Give a Plain Basket a New Life

Recycled Towering Christmas Trees

A Christmas tree is a decorated tree, usually an evergreen conifer such as spruce, or pine or fir, traditionally associated with the celebration of Christmas. But this time we will feature recycled Christmas tree crafted for exceptional beauty, creativity and convenience. A fabulous collection for DIY individuals. Why don't you give it a try.

Shopping Carts

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Stuff Toys

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Beer Bottles

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Bottle Christmas Tree

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Plastic Softdrink Bottles

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Glass Bottles

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Plastic Bottles

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Water Plastic Bottles

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Soda Can

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Water Plastic Containers

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Vinyl Bags, Glass and Plastic Bottles

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Magazine Pages

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Recycled Windows

HubCap

Cool Recycled Christmas Lanterns

Yuletide season is about to come again and in preparation for the said holiday, we are going to inspire you to DIY some creative and traditional Christmas lantern (parol) decor. The ingenuity behind the parol making was done by recycled materials like plastic bottles, soda can, spoon and fork etc.