Pot de verre recyclés en pot épices. 100 Ways to Repurpose Everything (Mega Roundup!) Think this title is a tall order?
Well, you’re in for a post of epic eco-tastic proportions. So epic that you may need to give your computer or mobile device an extra moment to load all of our pretty pictures. Seeing as we love to repurpose just about anything under the sun, we’re celebrating Earth Day by serving up 100 of our favorite ways to upcycle, reuse, and transform everyday materials into creative new things to wear, hang on the wall, and give to friends. 1. Newspaper Party Hats: We’ll kick things off with a must for any celebration: party hats! 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 5 Ideas To Transform Old Chairs Into Beautiful Mini Gardens. Turn your old chair into a garden treasure (via seattletimes) A lot of things can become a planter stand in your garden.
For example, an old chair that you can get on a garage sale. 40 Inspiring DIY Herb Gardens. If you love to cook you most likely can’t live without fresh herbs.
You can buy them when you need them but it would be much better if you will always have them in pots near by. This way it’s much easier to mix them in small doses and add in all meals you’re cooking. Of course to have them on your kitchen or right outside your kitchen door you need to organize a thoughtful herb garden that also looks great.
We’ve gathered for you a bunch of cool ideas that might inspire you to do that. Enjoy! Herbs And Vegetables In Modern Planters Of Different Heights (via bhg) DIY Herbal Window Box (via bhg) DIY Colorful Vertical Garden On A Fence (via shelterness) The Lazy Lady’s Guide to DIY: Hanging Herb Garden. At some point near the middle of March, I always decide that I’m “done” with winter.
The sweaters and jackets get pushed to the back of the closet, the flip flops come out, and I inevitably freeze my butt off for several weeks until the weather catches up with my warm-weather state of mind. Likewise, my cravings for fresh herbs and veggies are always a little ahead of the season. Growing your own herbs is a great way to save money and avoid buying too much at a time and letting most of it go to waste. If it’s still too cold to plant outside where you are (or if you’re short on space!) This hanging herb garden is the perfect project to get you in gear for spring. What you’ll need: Tin containers with snap-on plastic lids (tea, cocoa, and coffee cans are a good bet), coat hangers, pliers, scissors, herbs (I bought basil, rosemary, dill, and cilantro for about $2.50 each), masking tape, coffee filters, a nail, a hammer, X-acto knife, scrap fabric or paper, and glue or spray adhesive.
DIY Tutorial: Plant Hanger From Fabric Strips. May 1, 2012 I saw some pretty macrame plant hangers on Etsy and was inspired to try making my own.
I was being thrifty though and since I didn’t have any hemp cord and didn’t wanna buy any, I got the idea to make one out of fabric strips instead! It’s a fun way to destash some fabric (I’ve had this fabric forever and couldn’t figure out what to do with it!) And make something pretty for your yard or porch! Wanna make one of your own? Supplies: You’ll need 4 strips of fabric or ribbon (each 1 inch wide by 2 yards long) and a metal ring (I used a keychain ring). Step 1: Put all of your fabric strips together and fold in half. Recyclage et Cie . . . Les concepts de murs végétalisés. Quelle technique de murs végétaux choisir ?
La végétalisation d’une façade via un mur vegetal peut se faire avec une multitude de solutions techniques existantes sur le marché, il est parfois difficile de s’y retrouver. Vous retrouverez donc ci-dessous les descriptions techniques des principaux systèmes de murs végétalisés. Wikipédia - Mur végétalisé. Un article de Wikipédia, l'encyclopédie libre.
Mur végétal avec une rivière de galets en intérieur Construction d'un mur végétal sur un centre commercial Une autre forme de mur végétal, en briques de tourbe, a été utilisée pour cette ferme, dont la toiture est par ailleurs végétalisée, près du village de Glaumbær, en Islande. Le lierre a l'avantage de conserver ses feuilles en hiver, contrairement à la vigne vierge (à gauche), transformant ce vieux pont en élément potentiel de corridor biologique, voire en écoduc. Ville de Mexico. Ce lierre colonise le mur ouest du château de Kziaz (Pologne), comme il le ferait sur une falaise rocheuse. Utilisation à caractère publicitaire et de communication, exposition de Nagakute, 2005, Aichi Japon.
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