Vintage Linens and Needlework Creative Reuse
Even if you love the vintage handkerchiefs, pillowcases or quilts that you inherited, what can you do with them? Read more ›
Even if you love the vintage handkerchiefs, pillowcases or quilts that you inherited, what can you do with them? Read more ›
From shrunken felted sweaters to tiny balls of leftover yarn, get ideas for ways to creatively reuse your sweaters, wool and yarn. Read more ›
Memory keepsakes are items made from clothing when someone passes away. Read more ›
Each month, I make a handmade gift for my grandmother Rea from recycled materials – which brings her joy and increases my discipline around getting creative projects done. Read more ›
Many Nova Scotian folk artists are doing creative reuse – from rug hooking, to wood carving and beyond. Read more ›
Get tips to make your holidays all about creative reuse! Read more ›
Rugs I have hooked from recycled yarn, wool, t-shirts and other fibers as gifts to family and friends Read more ›
These Instagram feeds are providing a lot of creative energy to me these days for rug hooking, weaving, quilting, embroidery, drawing and interesting craft business models. Read more ›
Inspiring Trashmagination artists made items from recycled glass, fiber and playing cards. Read more ›
I call this my Earthworms rug because I think the peach colored fabric looks like worms crawling across the rug. Read more ›
A hand-hooked rug from recycled wool scraps expresses our appreciation of a special teacher. Read more ›
Here are some happy memories of rug hooking & beaches! Read more ›
I made two hooked rugs for Christmas gifts – one for my mother-in-law and one for my dad. Read more ›
This rug reflects the nine colors of scarves at the Family Nature Summits, and it’s my first non-wool or yarn rug. Read more ›
We drew panels in a family comic book as a way to engage my children in our family history. Read more ›
A presentation at my rug hooking guild about Newfoundland gets me wondering how much of trashmagination is cultural? Read more ›