We love any project that uses reclaimed wood , and I’m totally digging this super sweet reclaimed wood art from Olga Oreshyna.

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If you do any cooking at home at all, you probably use liquid dish soap. I don’t mean the sort for the dishwasher, but the kind for hand-washing your dishes. Not only do we seem to go through our liquid dish soap quickly, it can be pricey, especially if you’re opting for eco-friendly dish soap .

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How to Make Your Liquid Dish Soap Last Longer

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I know, spring is a long ways off, but the beauty of container gardening is that you can grow your plants in a sunny indoor spot when the weather gets too cold! This wine box container garden from LLH Designs is such a simple, sweet way to create reclaimed containers for growing herbs, greens, and other plants that are happy in containers.

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Spotted: Wine Box Container Garden

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A couple of years ago, a good friend gifted me with a huge box of vintage neckties. They sort of languished in the closet until earlier this year, when I had a necktie crafting renaissance

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Craft Recycled: 10 Necktie Craft Projects

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Reader Daisy Burris wrote in with an excellent reuse question: I have a trash bag full of mismatched pieces of porcelain tea sets.

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Reader Question: How to Reuse Mismatched Tea Sets

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It is officially sweater season, but what do you do when your sweater stash runneth over?

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Craft Recycled: 5 Ways to Repurpose an Old Sweater

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I just love paper craft projects. They can be so simple, and there’s something fun about punching out and cutting into a sheet of crisp paper. The trouble with paper crafts is that all of that new paper comes with an environmental impact.

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Craft Recycled: 5 Ways to Reuse Old Maps

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Can you believe it’s fall already? With blustery weather approaching, a good door mat is key to keeping your floors dry, but conventional doormats are often chock full of petroleum products

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Eco Friendly Doormats for Fall

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As I’m sure you know by now, I’m a big fan of succulents.

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Craft Reycled: Succulent Table from Discarded Dresser Drawer

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Remember that amazing machine that turned plastic into oil ? Well, a new company called Plastic 2 Oil is taking that idea and running with it. They’re not using the exact same technology

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Plastic 2 Oil Turns Plastic into…Oil!

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