Trash to treasure inspiration and all things upcycled, repurposed and reused. You can make unique home decor out of the most unlikely of items so let’s use what we have and repurpose it instead. So much better than adding to the landfill.
Do you celebrate St Patrick’s Day? My hubby is half Irish, so we most definitely do 😉 When we were younger it was a full-blown party with lots of green…
I bet you’ve never heard of an avocado sailboat before. Okay maybe you have, but it probably involves shrimps and a tangy mayonnaise of some sort. This one doesn’t taste…
If you’ve been following the blog for a while, you’ll know how much we love repurposing broken or cut wine glasses. They can be recycled into so many different things.…
We love repurposing tins cans. There are sooooo many things you can do with them. You can turn them into an adorable washboard or make a toilet paper outhouse. They’re…
Don’t you just love quick and easy crafts? Especially this time of the year, when it’s a mad rush to get everything ready for the festive season. This weekend we…
I really enjoy finding new ways to repurpose all our tin ceiling tile off-cuts. Whether it’s using them to create this gorgeous planter or these fairy apartments for a kokedama…
If you’re looking for a humerus Halloween repurpose idea that’s functional and guaranteed to make your guests smile, then you’ve come to the right place. Yup, this week we’re going…
If you’re a regular visitor on the blog, you’ll know how much we love making teeny tiny fairy gardens and miniature versions of the real thing. Over the years we’ve…
If you’re looking for a fun way to display some of your special snaps, you’re going to love this hinged picture frame made from scrap wood.
My son enjoys action-adventure games, and I still remember him spending hours playing the Prince of Persia. If memory serves me, the game is all about an unnamed prince who…
If you’ve been following the blog for a while you may know that we break a lot of wine glasses and we don’t even drink wine 😉 It’s always easy…
Kokedamas, or moss balls, originated in Japan, and these charming floating gardens are taking over the internet. Reminiscent of the hanging gardens of Babylon, they’re a great way to turn…
