Monday, 19 April 2010

About Today: How to Turn Junk Into Jewelry

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From Jen Hubley, your About Today Editor
If there's one thing we have enough of, it's junk. It fills every drawer, cabinet, and closet - no matter how many drawers, cabinets and closets we acquire.

How to Turn Junk Into Jewelry
I have good intentions when it comes to purging this stuff, but when it comes time to actually throw things away, I lose my resolve.

Turn Trash Into Crafts
That's because a lot of our odder odds and ends seem sort of neat when they're all together in a drawer or box. The kid in us insists this stuff is treasure. Which - OK, maybe not. But you can still turn it into something pretty.

The Best Items to Recycle Into Green Crafts
If you think about it, it's not that we're lazy or overly attached to our things. No, we are green, ecologically responsible persons who love the planet.

Recycle Denim Into Sewing Projects
My dresser drawers aren't exactly junk-free, either. For example, I wear my jeans until they fall off my body. And then I keep what's left of them for ages, telling myself I'll fix them or something. Thanks to this piece, I finally have the "or something."

 


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