Vodka is a very popular drink around the world, and it's not that hard to see why. It is very neutral, with no harsh smell and mixes well with tons of other alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages. However, it's also true that we should strive to limit our alcohol intake if we want to stay in good health and in good shape.
Enjoy a little throwback in your DIY. Felt has always been a kids' crafting staple. It's inexpensive, easy to use and comes in just about every color under the sun, so naturally it works in tons of different projects so kids can stay busy for hours.
Because wedding planning doesn't have to turn into a part-time job.
If you enjoy making cups of coffee for yourself at home, then you'll find yourself with an endless supply of old coffee grounds. It's best to not let them all go to waste. Here are a couple things you can do to recycle used coffee grounds: 1.
I love honeybees. I'm a future bee keeper and I can't wait to help bees make honey and beeswax. Until I can take care of honeybees I'll stick to enjoying local honey and making candles from beeswax. Beeswax has been around for ages and has several uses from cosmetics, woodworking and candles!
Recently my family and I picked up some Japanese take-out. They sent home our miso soup in a six pack carrier (way to reduce/reuse guys!). After dinner I got to thinking that I could just cover it with some pretty paper and make something useful out of it.
Even an older car can be reliable if it's been well-maintained, and treating your car right will not only save you money on repairs and greatly prolong your vehicle's lifespan, but can even help you to reduce your environmental footprint.
This project has been on my list for a while now and I'm so excited to finally make these tiki torches from Lucky Buddha beer bottles. They just look awesome! And they're the perfect backyard lighting and decoration for summertime.
Are you a fan of sustainable design? Then, you've come to the right place! We present you today 45 ideas of how to recycle plastic bottles and obtain decorative objects. For example, Michelle Brand designed an aesthetic curtain most people would perceive to be waste or rubbish.
I'm always looking for ways to make my home feel like it has a bit more history - like it's full of treasured items collected over a decade of travels, life experiences and adventures.