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The Ultimate Guide to Upcycling (Green Crafts Book 1)

Author Mahe Zehra Husain
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Author(s) Mahe Zehra Husain
ISBN / ASIN B006P2VBOG
Sales Rank #511,354
Marketplace United States
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Have you ever wondered what to do with that discarded soda can? Or the packaging plastic that seems to surround us? What about the toilet rolls, boxes and tins that keep piling up? Did you know that you can turn all these things and more into beautiful gifts and cards and pieces of art?
The Ultimate Guide to Upcycling is the perfect guide if you're starting the green crafting journey. Learn how to turn items like soda cans and plastic packaging into beautiful cards and jewelry. Turn fabric scraps into beautiful bags and discarded tins into works of art.

Learn about a variety of different crafts as well, all through this guide. Learn about basic jewelry making, weaving, card making, artist trading cards, collage and mixed media. Apply everything you learn to upcycle all the 'trash' you see around you. 

Upcycling was never this cool and never this easy! There are close to 20 projects in this book. All have step by step instructions and pictures for the visual learner. 
Among others you will learn to make Cards out of CDs and Comic Book Bracelets. Turn scraps into Fabric ATCs and Fabric Inchies. Make Metal Embossed Cards and Newspaper Flowers. The possibilities are endless!
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