I found a new-old picnic basket for $3.98 while out thrifting. A little work and now I have a craft center I can pack up and put away at a moment's notice — and it looks cute both open and stored away!
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Where I live, prescription medication pill bottles cannot be recycled or refilled by a pharmacist. You are supposed to just throw them out — is that true everywhere? I am trying to reduce how much goes in the garbage, so I am looking for some ideas to reuse them. I have already found a few alternate uses – storing small craft supplies like beads, as well as keeping one in my purse filled with over the counter antacids – but I feel like some Homies might have some other ideas. 
After many safety issues, the US has outlawed drop-side cribs. Now, this can be a boon for Homies — have you any idea how many projects you can make with a disused crib? No? Consignment Mommies thinks there are at least 30 projects waiting in all those cribs people are dumping. 
These spice racks seem so useful, but I've never figured out what to do with them. Cynthia to the rescue with a pink rehab into a craft caddy. 
Don't let kids have all the fun: these flights of fancy aren't just for playhouses. They also make sweet guest houses and saunas. 
Artist David Batchelor makes sculptural installations from objects found in the streets of London, hollowed, stacked, and given a new life as empty but brightly coloured light boxes or as unlit composites. So glowy. 
Mistress Claire's gonna school us on how to make the most out of trash-day-shopping curbside. You'll be surprised at how much she's hauled home, and her specific suggestions will help you be a productive freecycler. Keep Reading 1 |
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