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In Random Recast, we give ordinary things a more stylish second life. This week: Egg cartons.
When we saw the colorful bouquet at right, we couldn't quite believe it was made from egg carton cups. The blooms looked like a high-end take on origami, or perhaps papier-mache sculptures. But instead, it's just a matter of clever cutting and paint to take the egg cartons cups to a whole new level.
Even better: The cost per bouquet is around $3 per dozen. For the complete tutorial, visit Intimate Weddings.
Missed the first entry in this week's Random Recast: Egg Cartons? Check it out here...
Random Recast: Egg Cartons Day 1
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Reader comments (Page 1 of 1)
Speaking of recycling,
ReplyI see foods and juices packed in glass,aluminum,plastic,tin cans,needless colored flyers that arrive in my mail box twice a day.
I go to trash a stack of cardboard only to find TV sets,lamps,garbage,broken up furniture.
Anyway can someone tell me what happens to the waste by product of all the things that are recycled?