From time to time along with recycled craft projects I want to share with you info about companies that are making a difference for the betterment of the planet. Today I want to share with you a bit about Strathmore papers. I had the pleasure of hearing about them from artist Timothy Robert Smith at last week’s Glendale Art Association meeting. Some of their papers are made with Windpower Renewable Energy, out of recycled materials and Tree-Friendly Fibers. How cool is that!? Pop on over to their site for lots of ideas and tutorials. Let me say the samples of paper feel so nice and I can’t wait to experiment with them with the other goodies we got from General Pencil Company, Dynasty brushes, and Sakura.
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Recycled Refrigerator Grate Photo Frame by Spraypaint Blog
If you’re looking for a creative and sustainable way to display your favorite photos, the Recycled Refrigerator Grate Photo Frame tutorial from the Spraypaint Blog offers a unique and stylish solution. This DIY project transforms old refrigerator grates into elegant picture frames, combining functionality with eco-consciousness.
What makes this project particularly appealing is its innovative use of materials. Repurposing refrigerator grates not only gives these items a second life but also adds a touch of industrial charm to your décor. The tutorial guides you through the process of cleaning, priming, and painting the grates, resulting in a sleek and polished frame that’s both durable and eye-catching.
The choice of gold and white finishes adds a modern flair, making these frames versatile enough to complement various interior styles. Whether you’re decorating a minimalist space or adding character to a cozy nook, these upcycled frames can enhance your home’s aesthetic.
The Recycled Refrigerator Grate Photo Frame tutorial is a testament to the creativity and resourcefulness that DIY projects can inspire. It’s an excellent way to showcase your cherished memories while contributing to a more sustainable lifestyle. If you’re interested in combining craftsmanship with environmental mindfulness, this project is definitely worth exploring.
For a detailed walkthrough and additional tips, visit the full tutorial on the Spraypaint Blog
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