Creative DIY Projects That Turn Trash Into Treasure
Don’t want to chuck the extra paper napkins you get with your take-out? Why not cast them into fun shapes that you can use to make ornaments and embellishment perfect for just about anything! See how over at Craftside. While you’re there you can check out an inside peek into the insightful book
Experimental EcoDesign:
Architecture, Fashion, Product
By Cara Brower, Rachel Mallory, Zachary Olhman
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The quality really impressed me—thick material, strong stitching, and the leather straps feel like they’ll last forever. I’ve been using it as my everyday carry-all for errands and casual outings, and it fits everything without losing its shape. It even looks better the more I use it.
Also, I appreciate that it has a bit of a story—it feels like a bag that was made with care, not just churned out in a factory. I’ve gotten so many compliments, and people are always surprised it came from Amazon!
If you’re into that rugged, effortless style and want something durable with charm, this tote is 100% worth it. Check it out here on Amazon.
kool. I did this with polymer clay and then my paper mache pulp…The PC came out much better.
This is really darn cool! Thanks for the find!