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Friday, July 22, 2011

Recycle Transformation

Dear hubby bought me a lucky bamboo a little while back.  This was its original container.  I really did not like it.
 So I switched it to this~a recycled Starbucks Frappuccino bottle.

 I really did not like the roots showing through so I added some jute twine.  I only had a little bit of it at home and I didn't want to go out to buy more.  Unfortunately, you can see the stamped writing on the bottle.
 I decided to hot glue a starfish onto the bottle and it covered it perfectly.

 Loving the new look.  So much better and I did it all with things I already had at home.
 I won a coffee sack giveaway on Jamie's blog.
 I was absolutely thrilled.  I have a few project ideas in floating through my head.  I need to decide what exactly I want to do.
 There is a wonderful old rocker in my basement that I rescued from my neighbor's trash.  It needs new life and I am thinking that this amazing bag will be part of it.

Love the type written tag that Jamie added  the bag.  So sweet.  

I hope you are all keeping cool with the heat wave most of us are having.  It reached 103 here by noon.  The humidity is high so we are hibernating inside with the ac.  Keeping cool.  

Enjoy your weekend!!

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9 comments:

  1. This is so awesome! I think the best part is that you did it with stuff you had on hand! Check out this Stashbusting event over at the T-Shirt Diaries:http://www.thetshirtdiaries.com/2011/07/stashbusting-september-sign-up.html

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  2. Very cute-don't you just love those bottles.

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  3. Love this!! I have found when repurposing bottles, acetone for nail polish remover removes the printing :)

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  4. I love what you did with the bottle....I have a few of those around too (darn date stamps). You just opened up a world of possibilities.

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  5. Love this palnt but how do you keep it alive? do visit my blog and answer my question and see my giveaway?

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  6. This looks so chic and stylish - love the repurpose!

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  7. I was going to post the same as the anonymous post. Nail polish remover will take the printed words off. I've used those exact bottles for a project and the acetone in the nail polish remover takes it right off with a cotton ball.

    Super cute idea. :)

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  8. I had to come over and check this out, 504 Main just shared on Facebook....this is such a great idea, I just love the way it turned out!! and isn't Jamie from Crafty Scrappy Happy just too sweet for words??

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