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Upcycling Crafts – 100 Upcycling Projects That Reuse Old Clothes to Create Modern Fashion Accessories

March 13, 2023 by Shellie Wilson

I just finished flicking through “Upcycling Crafts (4th Edition): 100 Upcycling Projects That Reuse Old Clothes to Create Modern Fashion Accessories“.

If you’re someone who loves to upcycle and be crafty, then this book is a must-have.

The author, Kitty Moore, is a multi-time best-selling arts & crafts author and influencer who has been creating upcycling crafts for over 15 years. In this book, she shares her 100 most popular upcycling crafts that she’s gathered over the years.

And the best part? They’re not just limited to clothing, but can also be used for decorating your home or even sold.

 Plus, if you have any questions, Kitty includes her personal email address for unlimited customer support.

Another bonus is that if you buy this book today, you’ll receive a free download of Kitty’s best-selling book, “DIY Crafts: The 100 Most Popular Crafts & Projects That Make Your Life Easier.” So, not only will you be able to upcycle old clothes, but you’ll also have a resource for other DIY projects.

I highly recommend “Upcycling Crafts (4th Edition)” to anyone who loves to be crafty and wants to put their creativity to good use. 

Get the book here.

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DIY Soda Bottle Cloches – A Clever Way to Shield Your Seedlings

You know those random cold snaps that sneak in just when your garden is getting started? Yeah—super frustrating. That’s why we’re loving this clever tip from the folks at Garden Gate Magazine: turn empty soda bottles into mini greenhouses for your plants!

These DIY soda bottle cloches are such a smart (and budget-friendly) way to protect tender seedlings from frost, pests, or heavy rain. They’re also a great little upcycle project—so if you’ve got a few 2-liter bottles lying around, you’re halfway there.

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!

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