Trashmagination Design – Page 5

What Makes Me Happy

Have you ever made a list like this? It’s a great exercise in figuring out where to direct your energy.

For my Halloween costume, I made a globe from plastic caps and carried it like Atlas, the Greek Titan.

This recycled plastic hockey star will be the craft at my daughter’s 10th birthday party – which has an ice hockey theme.

Check out our training PowerPoint on making a comic book of your family history!

The back pockets of my husband’s old jeans become a new home for my daughter’s stuffed toys

This craft transforms recycled cardboard toilet paper rolls into something super fun and shiny.

Our family takes apart our broken treadmill to learn what was inside and to make it easier to recycle.

Plastic applesauce snack containers and old kids socks make a fun recycled craft for summer camp.

Taking apart an old mattress and box spring was the best workout I ever had while recycling.

See what happens when people work together to tell important stories.

How to sort through your Pinterest boards to make the best recycled crafts

My mom is a Trashmagination genius!

Many wine cork mats are made only with glue, but I found they don’t last with kids. My design is “sewn.”

This rug reflects the nine colors of scarves at the Family Nature Summits, and it’s my first non-wool or yarn rug.

Do you have some ugly ties in your closet? Here’s how I taught myself to make crazy quilts from recycled ties.

For our plastic animal toys, we wanted them to be strong, so we made them a spinal cord instead of using glue.

I made a giant Pacific octopus kit for my nephew’s birthday – all from recycled plastic caps.

Plastic caps can be a great material for recycled crafts.