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Mar
12
If you intend to consume on St. Patrick’s Day, why not transform your beer bottle waste into a work of illuminated art? Barlite.com offers a number of unique chandeliers and light fixtures made from bottles. They’re extremely pricey, however, so I’d suggest putting your crafting hands to good use if you’d like to have one of your own.
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