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Fireworks Packaging Art

Artist [tag]James McNulty[/tag] does some amazing things with the most under-appreciated part of fireworks: the packaging. He mixes and matches kitschy illustrations with Chinese characters with over-the-top names of fireworks to create colorful [tag]collage[/tag]s. If you live in the U.S., the 5th of July is bound to present plenty of wrapper rummaging opportunities in streets, sidewalks, parks and dumpsters. For most people, [tag]fireworks packaging[/tag] isn’t available but once a year, so get it while you can.

Visit McNulty’s portfolio of work at Pyroart.net.

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The clear plastic traps warmth and moisture, giving your young plants a head start in the unpredictable early growing season. And bonus: they’re reusable year after year.

Want to see how it’s done and pick up a few extra tips along the way? Head over to the full tutorial here:
How to Make a Soda Bottle Cloche – Garden Gate Magazine

Perfect for gardeners who love to DIY and save a little cash while they’re at it!