Recycling Plastic Measuring Tape

A tape measure or measuring tape is a flexible ruler. It consists of a ribbon of cloth, plastic, fiber glass, or metal strip with linear-measurement markings. Tape measures that were intended for use in tailoring or dressmaking were made from flexible cloth or plastic.These types of tape measures or mainly used for the measuring of the human's waist line. Today, measuring tapes made for sewing are made of fiberglass, which does not tear or stretch as easily and your old plastic measuring tape must not go on trash, just a little bit of creativity and you will have a nice tape measure craft and decor.

Recycled Car HubCaps

Ptolemy Elrington is an artist of some of this sculpture made entirely of lost car hubcaps. He generally found hubcaps on side of the road and fixes it together using wires to create an amazing creatures. He do this in full time and made some crazy stuff out of wheel covers like fish, dolphins, dogs etc. 

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Crazy Horse

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Wild Boar

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Recycling Old Skateboard

Do you have a bunch of old skateboards lying around your house from years of skating? Even though many considered it disposable and can't rove the streets anymore doesn't mean they're useless. Now you can still do something with it. You only need simple and creative ideas to convert old skateboards into unique household stuff. From lightings to benches to even bookends. 

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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 

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Old Beer Cans  

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Barcode Wall 

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Book Wall  

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Cardboard  

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Children's Book  

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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  

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Vinyl Records  

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Bottle Glass  

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Window Shutters 

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Wood Scraps  

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