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Craftside Book and Wrights Bobbin Winder Giveaway

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Here are the deets:

Send a link to your favorite recycled craft blog, website, or Etsy shop and you are entered to win a free Craftside Book and Wrights SideWinder. It can be your own or someone else’s. If you want more chances to win pop on over to Craftside and leave a question there in the comments section of this post. And while your there check out inside peeks into all sorts of crafty books as they fly hot off the presses!

Oh and spread the recycled crafty book bobbin goodness word!

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  5. I love sassafrass creations (sassafrascreations.etsy.com, an esty store that has jewelry, key rings, etc. made from old knitting needles. It’s a really interesting way to use re-use the needles.

  7. I love this site! Amazing inspiration and fabulous ideas! Check out my site for a tutorial on how to make coin purses out of milk cartons.

  10. The interest in crafts from recycled material is growing slowly in Sweden where I live, luckily there are so much to be found on the internet, like this blog.
    I have submitted an URL to a Swedish website from a girl who has published a book on recycled textile crafts because I think her webbshop is a nice example of how you can display and (re)sell recycled and vintage craft materials.
    http://www.textilaterbruket.se/
    The webbshop: http://textilaterbruket.iqdesign.se/

Have you read?

Handmade with a Past: Tuesday’s Top Recycled Etsy Find

Let’s talk about a quiet little hero in the kitchen: the humble trivet. But not just any trivet — this set of 4 recycled plastic square trivets is a modern, minimalist dream made from 100% recycled household plastic. Yep, the same plastic that might’ve ended up in landfill is now protecting your benchtops in style. That’s a win.

I have to admit, I get a little thrill when practical things are also eco-friendly and just plain good-looking. These remind me of the ones I picked up at a zero-waste store in Melbourne — sleek, colorful, and almost too pretty to put a hot pot on. Almost.

Each one is handcrafted in small batches, with flecks of color that tell the story of what it used to be — lids, containers, maybe even your old shampoo bottle. It’s like modern terrazzo meets sustainable design. Perfect for gifting to a housewarming host or just treating your own kitchen to something that feels good and does good

Why we’re obsessed:

  • Made entirely from recycled household plastics

  • Each piece is uniquely speckled and full of character

  • A perfect match for eco-conscious kitchens, minimalist decor, and zero-waste living

Small item, big impact. And every time you set down your coffee pot or casserole dish, you’ll get that sweet little “I did something good today” feeling.