Hi Everyone, It is time once again to join together for T over at our hostess Bleubeard and Elizabeth. Just share a drink related photo in your post to join us-link in my sidebar.
Hope everyone had a nice Holiday weekend. Saturday I received surprises in my mail box. A handmade card from our Elizabeth-thank your so much. I love these rocking bunnies, a card from a nearby friend, and a little Easter from my new slow mail friend Cathy that sent me local maple syrup treats. Thank you so much for thinking of me
I spent most of the weekend, especially Sunday, re organizing and cleaning up my very full craft room. It really is a happy spot in the house for me-when the clutter is in control. This is a small room compared to my space I had at our woods home. You can take a look here
Since Earth Day is coming up Friday of this week, I thought I would share links for recycling water bottles into something useful.
Water Bottles are really an issue when it comes to the mountains of plastic they produce, and so many end up in our oceans and waters. This is one item in particular I wish manufacturers would research how to make bottles that will decompose in our compost piles. The world really does use too much plastic for so many things.
There are ways to reuse these plastics to expand their use. I have seen shows where people have tied them together to make floating islands out of recycled materials I found this video too
This link is for kids 56 plastic bottle craft ideas for kids There is allot of fun and creative ideas in this post-here are a few photos from this site
Green Living-20 Ideas
How to build a greenhouse from bottles
House walls made from bottles
This was interesting-they used over 600,000 water bottles to change up the plastic and make into walls for this home
All of these bottles are my drink share, but I also enjoyed a couple of cups of Martha Washington's cocoa hulls one day last week.
I put my hummingbird feeder out on the 15th and we had one visitor on the 16th and also one on the 17th. So the cute little hummers are arriving in the Ozarks.
Updated: Oh and I have just reopened my Etsy shop and I have added a link in my sidebar.
When we moved to the lake I brought everything with me-well I always bring my craft room when ever I have moved since the late '60's smiles. It is time for a little de stash. I am going through books now-I have lots of them. Books are difficult to sell, but I would rather try and find good homes for them by selling first before needing to donate them. I just pulled a big stack that I will begin listing this week. These first books are of surface design on cloth-will be offering free shipping
Happy T Everyone
