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I’m Haley Pierson-Cox from The Zen of Making, and this is your weekly dose of geeky goodness!
Books and geeks go hand in hand, and a sturdy old hardcover can make for a perfect start to a craft project. So, to celebrate Earth Day, I put together a roundup of my favorite book upcycling tutorials!
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Want more green ideas? There are plenty of recycled craft ideas right here on FaveCrafts!
1. How To Make Your Own Book Planters for Succulents from Apartment Therapy
2. Upcycled Book Journals from Rook No. 17
3. How to Make a Handbag out of a Recycled Book from Curbly
4. How To: Not Your Ordinary Book Light from Grathio Labs
5. Book Page Pockets from Family Economics
6. Book Jewelry Box from Sincerely, Kinsey
Have you made something awesome out of an old book? Leave a comment below and tell us about it!
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Have you seen this jewelry made from recycled books? I’m doing a kickstarter right now too, so check out my video!
Forgot the link!
website: yesandyesdesigns.com
kickstarter: http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/laurabruland/yes-and-yes-designs-jewelry-made-from-books
I am an avid reader and have a lot of old books sitting around. I love the idea of recycling old hardcover books and using them as pots for plants. It makes me feel as if the book is coming alive through the pages.
I am in love with this idea. If you don’t have an old book laying around, you can pick one up at your local resale shop for a buck or two. How great to create something new out of something old. The planter is my favorite, since succulents are my kind of fuss-free plants.
I am totally swooning over the recycled book handbag. It is the perfect combination of both my obsessions, reading and purses. “Tracy” using an old book from a resale shop is a great idea. I think the purse would come out even more interesting with that vintage aspect/look.