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Mar
26
Recycling while crafting can sometimes be incredibly thought out and step-ridden, but sometimes you can recycle in super easy ways while crafting. I love the look of old aluminum cans stacked together with flowers growing in them. It’s a great way to give new life to flowers you’re weeding out of your pretty flower arrangements in your garden, the perfect way to container garden on your apartment balcony, and this gorgeous arrangement can also pretty up even the smallest of urban spaces.
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I recently did the same thing with milk cartons but these actually look good!