Hangers Creative Reuse
Plastic, metal and wooden hangers can all be creatively reused to make furniture, costumes and other art.
Plastic, metal and wooden hangers can all be creatively reused to make furniture, costumes and other art.
How can you creatively reuse your cookie, biscuit, candy or tea tin containers that make you feel sentimental?
You can make so many useful items from a broken umbrella, using just the fabric, just the frame, or both!
You can paint and sculpt plastic hub caps to make exquisite works of art – you’ll never look at a hub cap the same way again!
Learn about the incredible ways artists work with buttons and get ideas for creatively reusing your own buttons.
Creative reuse artists make insect sculptures from recycled materials, while others actually work with live insects to make art.
Folk artists around the world make robots from recycled materials – and you can too!
Mylar balloons cause many power outages and seabird deaths – but you can make a difference by not buying them and creatively reusing old ones.
Would you like to attract people to your town to enjoy nature and art? You could organize a recycled art sculpture trail.
Avoid buying more plastic and make spooky decorations from recycled materials this Halloween!
Make jewelry, home decor and even musical instruments from bicycle parts such as chains, spokes, rims, gears, brake cables, handlebars, pedals, seats and frames.
Found objects and recycled materials can be a great inspiration for monster sculptures.
The next time a zipper breaks, don’t throw away the item and the zipper! You might be able to salvage both.
Did you know you can make Christmas trees from scrap wood, cardboard, plastic, metal and fabric? There are so many more choices than chopping down a tree or buying a plastic one.
When was the last time you took apart something that was broken – either to fix it or just to be curious? Get tips on how to run a successful take-apart event – either at home or in your community.
There are better options for creative reuse of mattresses and box springs than ever before.
Every day is Valentine’s Day when people help with Trashmagination. Find ways you could support the visions of the people you love.
Do you have a box of old trophies that are gathering dust? Find places to send them or crafts to make with them.
A local disc golf course has baskets that are ingeniously made from recycled metal materials.
The perfect vacation for those seeking Trashmagination inspiration
She makes the most amazing Trashmagination art, especially with plastic caps.
Keen & kind Makers at the Columbus Maker Faire inspired me and my family.
3 of my favorite Trashmagination-inspired artists from Art on the Avenue in Alexandria
Our family takes apart our broken treadmill to learn what was inside and to make it easier to recycle.
Three artists describe instruments they make from found objects in this Maker Camp Hangout.