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The British artist Jane Perkins creates beautiful works of art with everyday objects such as marbles, toys or buttons collected from recycling centers, thrift stores and junkyards.

Jane Perkins worked as a nurse for 17 years in a London hospital, before deciding to explore their artistic talents and graduated in textile industry in 2006. For his graduation thesis the artist chose a theme that was later associated with his name - "recycled materials in art and design." She began her successful career by creating discarded jewelry brooches, coins, shells and other trash found, but soon moved to make more complex and impressive works.

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A nice touch for Valentine's Day is a gift of flowers from recycled paper, are a good environmental choice because they are simple and inexpensive to make. Take magazines, wrapping paper or paper you have at home and make this beautiful bouquet. The flowers are made ​​in the same way we saw in this post . If you want to buy is also for sale at etsy.com

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The last trip my husband could do these photos at the airport in Atlanta. There was this fashion show design made ​​with scrap material that I can now share with you. As you can see from the photos, dressed in typical American cowboy boots and hat made ​​from recycled paper yellow pages.

I think the evening gown down so you could put a party and no one would discover that the former is done with the closing of aluminum beverage cans. The second is made ​​of plastic bottles are recycled into Eco-spun. The stole is made ​​of plastic bags and tissue that is second-hand leads. I'll take the words of the organizers, "there is no waste, only wasted resources"

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The objective of the Canadian artist Kristiina Lah is not reutitilizar the telephone as a simple coating, but to create a paper sculpture folded honeycomb covered columns. The title of the work is "Beehive" the piece was on display at Oakville Galleries in Gairloch Gardens in Ontario earlier this summer.

Take this work of art as an idea to reuse and recycle the Yellow Pages in interior decoration.  

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Used toy give away is one of the best ways to "reuse".

Often, our children receive many toys that many times end up gathering dust in the attic or remove sites at home, usually because the kids get tired, do not like or do not have time to play with all toys.

More united action in these cases is to donate toys for our children to achieve to make others happy children who have no access to them. It is not our home cleaning and storage with used toys to play or no longer want, but rather of solidarity and altruistic to other needy children. Continue Reading »

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We are currently fully familiar with the convenience of digital camera. But this has not always been so, as in photography a few years ago, they used the negative that was the film that was used in the conventional camera, then, do the positivism on paper. The negative parts of which has affected the light will be a colored dark, while in the parts where it has resulted, will be transparent.

Over the years these negatives continue to accumulate in our homes and we feel sorry for throwing but in reality we all know that we will not make copies of them anymore. Today I leave you some ideas for a creative way to recycle and give them a new use as pendants, lamps, bags, bracelets ... Continue Reading »