RECYCLE

Simple directions on how to recycle a t-shirt into usable yarn.

Recycle and reuse items around your house like I have done in these photos.

There's no need to buy lots of new craft supplies to make something fun. Enjoy reusing free materials that would otherwise be tossed into the recycle bin.

Simple slideshow tutorial on how to recycle two extra T-shirts into a useful nightgown, complete with written instructions.

Recycle old broken crayons into authentic looking home decor, in minature.

There's much recycling needing to be done. And there's money to be won for the effort. Recycle America. Even tourists can assist in recycling. Need a container for plastic and bottles all across America in the hotels, bars, and clubs.

Redneck Wind Chimes- the perfect way to recycle beer cans

Turn junk mail and newspaper advertisements into paper beads for a gift that is frugal and beautiful.

Serial Killers and Far Left Witch Hunters Now Just Display Their Dead Victims In Their Front Yards in Far Left Portland, Oregon. These maybe the tomb stones of Neighbors who did not recycle or did not take public transportation?

A great way to recycle old shoes that you can't even give away is to use them as planters in your garden. I especially liked making planters from a couple of my children's cast-off sneakers. Old boots work just as well for garden art

Before we started recycling, we used to have about 8 or 10 bags full of trash once a week when the garbage truck came. Now we have cut down to about two trash bags once a week. In addition, as you can see we recycle everything that can be recycled.

Recycle old newspapers into seed starting pots. They are easy to make and environmentally-friendly. You can simply plant these - newspaper pot, soil and sprouts - when you're ready. The newspaper will biodegrade. Use only black and white newsprint.

These brooches were made of paper beads.

To celebrate Earth Day 2010, Duke Energy Sponsored EcoSculpt and issued a call for public works of art using recycled materials. Eleven selected artists created sculptures now on display. Winners will be selected on Earth Day, April 22, 2010.

Basic photo tutorial on how to transform sleeves cut from T-shirts into useful headbands that are as neat as the ones from the store.