DIY & Projects

Let’s talk about shrinking your wardrobe without tossing your old fabrics into the dumpster. Repurposing old clothes into new, functional items helps reduce textile waste in landfills, especially as the fashion industry continues producing more fabrics to keep up with trends. The fashion industry is a trillion-dollar business, generating an estimated 92 million tons of

Ideas that promote sustainability are more important now than ever, as extreme weather events around the globe highlight the seriousness of climate change. We can reduce waste in landfills and cut CO2 emissions by upcycling old and worn-out items. By being creative, we can upgrade the value of common household items instead of discarding them.

Not everyone can make something out of wine corks, even after seeing some crafts and wanting to try their own repurposing ideas. However, if you can get some used wine corks, there are simple DIY projects you can complete—they are easy, and you can make something crafty and special with these wine stoppers in no

Found yourself with different colours and sizes of buttons in your possession, what do you do with them? If you plan to discard them, let’s show you how to get creative repurposing colourful buttons. There are various options to make something creative, small and simple. It’s that simple even for kids learning how to piece

A picture frame is more than just a housing for family or graduation photos. Picture frames are versatile display items that can be repurposed in countless ways. Upcycling old photo frames offers an opportunity to get creative while reducing household waste. Studies suggest that upcycling can help reduce environmental waste by encouraging homeowners to reuse

Whether you’re an avid camper, a survivalist, or someone who simply enjoys a cozy fire in the backyard, knowing how to start a fire easily and sustainably is crucial. The key to becoming a fire-starting pro isn’t just about having matches or lighters—it’s about understanding how to create reliable fire starters using everyday household waste.

Even after a thousand years, glass won’t decompose. As a material that can be recycled indefinitely, there shouldn’t be more of it littering landfills. Recycling is a sustainable option to reduce glass waste, but with upcycling, you can transform used wine bottles into something unique and creative. Upcycling requires only a few supplies, and in