Just when we thought we seen it all in recycled magazine home accessories, a Crafter user spent a day putting together this wastebasket, based on a project in Mark Montano's Big-Ass Book of Crafts. It's different, and we like.
The space between the holes keeps it from feeling heavy, and the uneven edge amps up the fun.
Read more about it here.
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Very cool. A little too pretty to put garbage in, though. It looks like an art piece.
way cute. turn it upside down and make it a hanging lamp shade..but it looks a little big for that.. cute!
super cute! Are those the end bolts of tape?
Very neat book! I just ordered it from the Brazilian river company.
Wow! I really wish I read magazines now.
it's craftSTer
10,000 Villages has a whole line of products like this, which are fair-trade (of course) and made in the Philippines. Love it!
I made one of these, but only a small container size (think pencil holder).
I'm in awe of this girl, because I can't imagine having the attention span to do all that.
Oh that's fantastic! Very cool, I'd love to have one of these.
I work for a magazine, and have tons of issues (my mag and several sister publications) that I need to recycle. This is a perfect project for my daughter and me to tackle!
I love this! I want to make this! Are there instructions?
Get the book! You totally won't regret it. Lots 'n lots of great ideas and easy-to-do projects for the fantastic crafster!
I usually hate these craft projects, but this is much cuter than the others posted here. Not that I'm going to do it, of course.
Why buy things made in other countries when artisans in the US are making these? Support our own artists first!