Inspirations, ideas and projects around paper and books, ones of the most recyclable & versatile material.
It’s the Moment to Reuse Waste Paper – Here Are Some Clever Ways to Do It
Have you ever wondered how many things are made out of paper? You are using paper for many purposes in your daily life. From printed magazines and newspapers to books […]
Christmas Decorations From Magazine Paper
Chritmas is the best time for showing your manual habilities and ecological spirit applying to home decorations. These are my handicrafts work
Recycled Egg Box Into Japanese Snow Monkey
Using a paste made of recycled eggbox papers mixed with glue, this solid Japanese snow monkey sculpture took 11 months to complete. The drying process is really slow. A lot […]
Little Golden Book Clock
Get the little golden book out of the attic and make it into a fun clock that is full of memories! This book clock is easy to make with a […]
Eco Factoría Sustainable Paper Designs
Eco Factoría uses paper waste and makes contemporary jewelry and home designs.
Envelopes From Old Book Covers
When you are a part of a society where you need to give something on every occasion, it should be wrapped in some artistic envelope and why not make it […]
Christmas Ornaments From Old Books
Reinventing Tramp Art and saving schools and libraries the high cost of disposal of books.
Make Upcycled Mini Notebooks: DIY Video Tutorial!
Learn how to make these cute mini notebooks that you can use as key rings or as simple pocket-sized notebooks. They are very easy to do! Hope you’ll love them!
Upcycled Gift Wrap Wreath: Trash Into Gorgeous Decor!
I wanted to upcycle a painting that didn’t sell and turned it into an Upcycled Gift Wrap Wreath! I used ModPodge to glue chunks of floral print gift wrap paper […]
Upcycled Playing Card Dolls Make Great Gifts!
What do you do with playing cards when they get a little sticky? Turn them into 3D greeting cards!
Upcycled World Map Lampshade
Turn a garage sale lamp shade into a work of art with a yacht map or beach themed gift wrap.
