Creative DIY Projects That Turn Trash Into Treasure
Whether you are a tennis pro or a rock star this fun way to store and display your earrings and jewels. Not to mention easy! Try grabbing a racket left over from your summer sports endeavors and put it into use for the winter keeping things displayed nicely. I spotted this over at the blog nopuedocreer. It’s not in English but the picture said it all!
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Jewelry display or funky Christmas tree or……
What better way to mark a special occasion than with a little bit of recycled luxury? These Veuve Clicquot Champagne bottle earrings are a fabulous way to add a touch of glam to any celebration—and they’re made from upcycled Champagne bottles! I can already picture wearing them to a dinner party or popping them on for a glass of bubbly to really feel like you’re celebrating in style.
The clever use of recycled glass from such an iconic brand brings a fresh, fun twist to your jewelry collection. I absolutely love that these earrings turn something so familiar and extravagant into wearable art, while keeping sustainability at the forefront. It’s such a cool, chic way to repurpose something that’s already had its moment and give it a new one.
Why they’re perfect for you:
Made from recycled Champagne bottles, these earrings bring eco-conscious style to your jewelry collection
A unique accessory that turns everyday luxury into wearable art
Ideal for special occasions, wine lovers, or anyone who enjoys adding a bit of sparkle to their outfit
Whether you’re attending a wedding, a special dinner, or just want to add a little pop to your day, these earrings are sure to make a statement. A stylish way to bring sustainability into your wardrobe—cheers to that!
I do not play tennis but… what a great idea!
great idea really cool..
Cool idea. imma make one 🙂
Really like that idea – wish I could actually find really neat rackets like that though! If I was in charge of finding the racket, it’d probably look really lame since they’d be new-ish.
Still cool.
Hi! This is actually a tutorial (pictures included) that I wrote and created for my blog papernstitch a couple of years ago. Just thought I would share the original link. http://papernstitchblog.com/2008/09/22/trash-to-treasure/