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- DIY Hostess Gift Idea: Homemade Pesto in Gourmet-Looking Recycled Glass Jars Sat, 24 May 14, 3:00amMATERIALS: For the packaging: A glass jar (we used a stout artichoke jar but you can use any jar you like) A rubber band A square of recycled fabric or tissue paper that will fit over the lid A ribbon (we used one that...
- 6 Fun DIY Projects to Make for Earth Day Sat, 20 Apr 13, 1:00amVINTAGE TEACUP CANDLES You've probably seen fancy candles like these selling for exorbitant prices, but you can make your own for just a few bucks. Just use teacups you already own or pick up a few at your local thrift shop...
- HOW TO: Make a Recycled Mustache Mirror Wed, 4 Jan 12, 1:10amRead the rest of HOW TO: Make a Recycled Mustache Mirror Permalink | Add to del.icio.us | digg Post tags: diy fashion, diy projects, DIY tutorials, do it yourself, eco design, green design, green home decor, green...
- DIY Green Gift Idea: Epicurean Edibles in Gourmet-Looking Recycled Glass Jars Fri, 2 Dec 11, 12:58amRead the rest of DIY Green Gift Idea: Epicurean Edibles in Gourmet-Looking Recycled Glass Jars Permalink | Add to del.icio.us | digg Post tags: dift gifts, DIY, green design, green food, green gifts, green holiday...
- CAT FOOD JEWELRY: Recycle A Cat-Food Can Into a Ring! Thu, 24 Dec 09, 7:00amIf you’re a cat parent, you probably know all about the mountainous pile of catfood that feline friends can go through in a week. Well instead of trashing your catfood cans, why not upcycle all that shiny metal into...
- GREEN GIFT GUIDE: Make Your Own DIY Gifts! Thu, 10 Dec 09, 5:55amThere’s nothing like the horror of witnessing someone opening a gift you got them, only to find that someone else got them the same exact thing — especially if it’s a Snuggie! All jokes aside, making your...
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