Recycling is booming and today we bring you another idea to reuse objects that you would normally discard.
The DIY (Do It Yourself) trend is not only a creative fashion, but a way of rethinking our relationship with consumption and waste. Instead of discarding, transforms. And this philosophy is reflected in ideas as simple as useful: how to convert a Lavandina empty bottle in a Covered organizer functional and original.
This type of containers, for its resistance and durabilityThey are ideal to give them a second life. But beyond the final object, what DIY proposes is a change of look: see Potential where we saw beforehandand transform the everyday into expression, utility and sustainability. A practice that combines ecological awareness, creativity and self -sufficiency.
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The recycling idea to make beautiful coverage organizers
This project originates in the social network user Instagram @Bysandradiy whose content specializes in teaching this type creative transformations.
It is proposed to reuse a Lavandina bottle To create a Covered organizer practical and decorative. It is a creative way to give a second life to plastic containers that usually end up in the trash, promoting domestic recycling with real utility.
What do I need and how do I
What do you need?
- An empty and clean loss bottle
- Resistant cutter or scissors
- Marker
- Acrylic or spray paint (optional)
- Fine sandpaper (optional)
- Decorative elements (optional)
How is it done?
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Brand on the bottle the shape of the organizer (with the lowest front part to facilitate access).
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Cortá with cutter or scissors by the marked line.
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LIJÁ The edges to be soft and safe.
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Decorate or paint If you wish, to combine with your kitchen.
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Let dry and use it as a vertical organizer of cutlery, utensils or even pencils.
Source: Ambito
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