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Reduce, reuse, recycle. These are famous words that we've all heard before. Before throwing out all your trash take a second look at what you might be able to save. There are tons of crafts you can create with your recyclables. Look in the Recycle eBook to find out what you can create. Once you're done licking the yogurt out of the container don't throw it out, reuse it. You can be very creative. We have provided 42 ways to reuse materials to create unique and amazing crafts you never would have thought of. You can create wine coasters out of glass, you can make tins out of greeting cards and can critters out of metal. Use your imagination, save the earth and recycle.

Recycle the items you can because in the long run it’ll help us all out. We have discovered some fancy ways to make reusable crafts. Just wash out your containers or whatever items you may be using and go at it. Some of these crafts will blow your mind away. Not only are you gaining something useful or decorative, but you’re also helping to save the environment! Recycle those materials and see what you can create!

 

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Paper Making

Making your own paper is a fun idea that you can use for so many different craft projects. Recycling your paper scraps also creates less waste and is great for the environment.

Choose your very favorite recycle to make, or make them all. Check out this section of the free 42 Recycle Crafts eBook to find inspiration for decorative recycling projects you can use however you'd like.

  • Comic-Wrapped Decorative Balls, pg. 11:  This is a fun and easy project that even kids can do. Recycle your favorite comic strip from the newspaper or a comic book and decoupage them on to STYROFOAM™ Brand Foam balls. Kids will love picking out their own design and displaying these in their rooms.
  • Gift Tin, pg. 17:  We are creating a gift tin that is perfect for giving a brooch, earrings or a bracelet. It is quick to make and can incorporate recycled cards, papers and fabric.
  • Recycled Christmas Card, pg. 20:  Have a "green" Christmas this year with this inexpensive and fun way to recycle old Christmas Cards into new!

 

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Metal

With a little creativity, tin cans and other metal recyclables become surprisingly elegant decorations instead of trash. Save money on expensive decor with these fun projects.

Check out this section to learn how to make tin can critters you can hang and treasure tins you can put on your table. No matter what time of year you create and show off your handmade recycle crafts, you're sure to love their beautiful appearance.

  • Tin Can Critters, pg. 34:  Earth day, tin cans, recycling ... here's some fun projects to make with the kids! Use a kit for best results, or use household items and the following directions.
  • Pearly Treasure Tins, pg. 36:  Recycle old metal tins with spray paint, trims, and decoupage images to create pretty containers for giving holiday treats.

 

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Plastic

Get even the littlest hands involved with these environmentally-friendly recycling projects. Recycled plastic bottle caps and other plastic recyclables make fun miniframes and more.

Check out this section for ways you can put your creativity and love for the environment to use. You won't be able to wait to show off the recycle crafts you can create for your house. Round up all of your plastic recyclables, and get started with these beautiful recycle projects.

  • Cat Bottle Bank, pg. 40:  This green crafting project shows you how to recycle a 1-liter bottle into a purrfect cat bank. This is a great way to teach kids about recycling.
  • Plastic Bottle Lid Art, pg. 42:  Even plastic bottle lids can be recycled for fantastic art projects like this one from Heidi Borchers of Inspired at Home. Turn the lids into a contemporary art canvas that's sophisticated but easy enough for kids to do!

 

 

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Glass

These wonderful projects come to us from bloggers all over the place. With the help of glass recyclables, recycle an old wine bottle, perfume bottle or other glass bottle into a decorative container and more. These techniques makes the bottle look like professional glass decor with no glasswork experience necessary. Use these recycle projects as a vase or a liquid container for oil, vinegar, or other.

Take a peek at this section to find inspiration for glass recycle crafts. The tutorials you'll find employ a variety of crafting skills and styles. Pick the projects that use your favorite craft skill or challenge yourself to try something new. No matter which recycle projects you make, they're sure to fill your home with the amazing spirit of the love of the environment.

  • Beaded Bottle, pg. 61:  Recycle a bottle and adorn it with beads for a great decorating idea.
  • Jewel Glass Bottles, pg. 64:  Use a special glass paint to create jeweltone glass bottles. A trio of these bottles will look fantastic on a window sill or table near the window. The sun will shine and sparkle through.

 

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As you can see, recycle crafts come in a variety of forms and can be made from a variety of materials. You can put recycling projects just about anywhere inside or outside your home, so let your creativity shine and see what ideas you come up with. From crafts made out of paper to crafts made out of glass, there's something for everyone when it comes to recycle crafts.

With your free copy of our 42 Ways to Recycle eBook, you can also subscribe to our Quick and Crafty newsletter to become part of the FaveCrafts community. In subscribing to the newsletter, you will receive:

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Give your home the green touch you desire with any of these free recycle craft ideas. Try one, try them all, the projects in our Ways to Recycle eBook are great for crafters of all ages and expertise. Download your free copy of our 42 Ways to Recycle eBook today!

 

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This book is excellent!! I can't believe that there can be so many uses for old items. Very creative and clever

I love any kind of craft that saves me money on supplies and helps the earth!!

I can not down load this with acrobat it says wrong format every time . Anyone have any ideas ? I would love to have this book I am an avid re- cycler

HELP, please! I'd love to download this great book, but after the cover page, I get an error message saying that we don't have that font and I'm to notify the person responsible for the download. Pages 2 on come up blank. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

As a Gramma this is really great for my crafty times w the kids...thanks!!

I do not have a printer. Could you mail me a copy of this. I also belong to Terracycle. I recycle bottles, cans(2x's 1st I mae a windchime, then when it loses its' color then I place the cans in the recycling bend). I do plastic things. I use green bags from different companies. I shed my papers, then place them in my flower vegetables beds. So as you can see, I do beleive in "recycling". Thank-you for your time. Make it a great day, Donna

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If you click on the green words "household items" in 4 above it takes you to a commercial site for I think it is Sears. It holds your browser there and you cannot back up to this page. I think this could be called a bad link don't you?

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