Midway reminder: R for Recycling

Good morning, Miria  here with some more inspiration for the  theme 
 R for Recycling 
so we want you to recycle something, paper, buttons, ribbons, etc. and we'd like you to tell us what it is in your post. 


Fabby sponsors are:

The lovely Heidi at Simon Says Stamp are offering one lucky entrant

A $15 voucher to spend in her store

and

In 2 Stamps

Prize

    

And now for some more fab samples from the DT:

Annette
Another 'tasteful' skirt
(Dusky pink mini-skirt this time. I dread to think how old this was!)

made into a little baggie.

I also recycled a ribbon from a very yummy box of chocs
and also the pink backing card was from an old office file divider.

And matching card, again using the old office folder divider

for the pink matt behind the image and die cut.

Dorte

We celebrated our niece's confirmation

at the beginning of September.

And I brought home some parts of the table decorations. (I did ask!)

Recycled flowers, ribbon and the silver paper

from the placements cards.

Wilma

I used a big matchbox

 

Helen - Wrapping Paper

Samantha 
What better to go with the toilet rolls than Poop!

Miria (wrapping paper)

 You can find lots more examples, and the linky to add your entry on this post

R for Recycling

Good morning, Miria  here with our new challenge, the new theme is R for Recycling so we want you to recycle something, paper, buttons, ribbons, etc. and we'd like you to tell us what it is in your post.

Fabby sponsors are:

The lovely Heidi at Simon Says Stamp are offering one lucky entrant

A $15 voucher to spend in her store

and
In 2 Stamps

Prize

Design Team

Samantha (Using Loo Rolls) tehehhehhee

 
mini album
 

Helen  (Using Embossing folder packaging)


 

 

Lorraine(using ribbon recycled from a hat I decorated for the Queen's Jubilee :-)
 

Lacey 
(ribbon came from packaging with a new blanket)

Dorte ( Using button from clothes)

Miria ( Using cardstock packaging, fabric scraps)

Bettina( backing paper for prima swirls)

 

 

Kelly (using a ribbon from a chocolate box)

Wilma(very old buttons from clothes)

 

Annette
 Before : a 15 year old purple skirt that I found in my 'scrap fabric' box
(kept because you never know when it will come in handy!)

During : whoops, there seems to be a bit missing now!!!!
(As Rolph Harris would say, "can you guess what it is yet?")

After : A cute little baggie, decorated with glittery lace, contrasting lilac stitching, glittered snowflakes (using the negative of a die cut snowflake as a template) and a Christmas image sewn on (boy, that part was difficult).

Once you have made your  Christmas project with recycling, add a direct link below so that we can come and visit you. Don't forget, our challenges last for two weeks....the linky will close on Tuesday 18th September, and you can enter our challenges as many time as you like - happy crafting!