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Wonderful Imagination of Recycling Arts to Repurpose Wine Barrels Wine barrels go waste after being emptied but there are some other uses of this barrel. You can open its one side and fill with material then place it vertically. On the upper side place round cut glass to use it as table. You can also make it hollow and grow plants in it. You can cut it into different pieces and place big piece at the bottom and small piece on its upper side cutting and closing from the center. You can also make holes in it and place wine bottle in it. You can see the recycling arts in shape of pet house, side table to place things over it or make sink or wash basin in the washroom by adding washbasin in its middle. When you use it as recycled thing in shape of table, then you can make upper part of wine barrel in different styles. You can make hollow space to place different things, stones in different colors or clock, then place found cut glass over it to give wonderful look. You can cut it verticall

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Wish I Had One Of Those… One bad thing about living in an apartment (among many other bad things) is that there isn’t enough room to go crazy with decoration ideas and set up special rooms for hobbies, crafts, etc. I have seen pictures of craft rooms, in particular, that really draw my attention and make me really wish I had some space to make one of my own – especially with my stash of materials growing! Oh well, I guess that’s something to aspire for – getting a house where I can have a room to call my own craft room! In the meantime, here’s some eye-candy: Isaac Bailey Photography You should really check the last link, there’s some gorgeous craft room photos there! Here’s hoping! [Click on images to go to sources] Original article and pictures take greenscrafts.blogspot.com site

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Wilderness mountain family retreat This 2,160 square foot vacation home located on Granite Mountain in Washington State, has been designed by Seattle-based architecture firm Lawrence Architecture . This stunning residence has been constructed for an active family of four. The home has been designed as an “L”-shaped plan with the main living spaces in one wing and the private spaces in the other. The house opens out to the substantial westerly views, while the kitchen (in the corner of the L) looks back to an aspen grove and a seasonal wetland. A garage and apartment for guests are connected via a breezeway. Original article and pictures take cdn.onekindesign.com site

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White Nursery with Blue and Olive Accents A white sleigh crib, comfy rug and overstuffed armchair are the main attractions in this white nursery. Hints of blue and olive break up the neutral color palette and create a fresh, inviting space for either a baby girl or boy. Original article and pictures take photos.hgtv.com site

we'll keep on biggering and biggering... That's one of my favorite lines from the Lorax and I loved getting all into it with my kids at home when reading the book to them. It also suits this first week back to school project pretty well too:) School started this week here at Zamo and we are getting back in the creative mindset. For the past 4 years I have done a collaborative art mini lesson with the upper grade students to give them a low stress opportunity to create and to go over my art room rules and expectations. I LOVE doing these at the beginning of the year. (well, actually any time I get the chance- see my Gee's Bend and Eleanor McCain projects too:) These collaboratives really click with my love of textile design and pattern. My own work tends to swing back and forth from representational landscapes and interiors to more abstract pattern heavy colored works. I realized on my drive home yesterday that all of these projects have had one shape in common- the circle