Earth Day is coming soon. I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE to upcycle projects and I am sharing 15 Upcycled projects I’ve done here on Second Chance to Dream.
What is the definition of upcycling?
up·cy·cle
ˈəpˌsīkəl/
verb
- 1.reuse (discarded objects or material) in such a way as to create a product of a higher quality or value than the original.“the opportunity to upcycle trash, or turn it into new products, was vast”
This project was created from an old window I bought at a garage sale for $5.00. I love looking at it in my garden.
I grabbed a free palette I found laying along side the road and made this herb garden.
This is another window project from a garage sale.
Here is another view of this Flag.
I picked up this tin at Goodwill for $1.00.
These flowers were made from glass dishes found at Goodwill.
This old door has been in my home for 11 years. It is used every single day. I found a door at a garage sale for $1.00.
This was made from a candy dish found at Goodwill.
And this one was made from an old book.
Find some pop cans and create some garden art.
A china tea cup + a succulent make a great gift.
This project uses a gawdy old lamp and a veggie tray and you get a bird bath/feeder.
We used old fence posts to create this trellis.
I snagged a headboard at Salvation Army for half price and created this bench.
Can’t find a big door? Grab a cupboard door and create some organization.
With wood shims you can create these colorful plant markers.
I’ve given you lots of ideas. Do you have a favorite upcycled project from those I’ve shown you?
I’d like to challenge you to upcycle a project. Oh, and if you do create something email me {bjac68@gmail.com) and show me. I’d LOVE to see your creations.
Keep the kiddos busy with these 15 Kids Earth Day Craft projects
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