What are some good ideas in life to turn waste into treasure?

Books, papers, newspapers, cartons, etc. Can be collected together and sold to waste collectors. We can get some money for taking buses, and they can recycle paper products.

Disposable plastic cups, beverage bottles, convenient bags and cans used in supermarkets can also be sold.

Waste household appliances, rubber-soled shoes and scrap metal can all be sold.

Don't throw waste batteries around, it will pollute the environment, and put them in the battery recycling box.

Old clothes can be donated to poor areas, or cut to make rags or mop the floor.

Dry tea can be used as pillow core, dehumidifying and burning firewood.

All kinds of nut skins can be burned, like the bacon we make here, which is the best material for making bacon.

Leftovers can be used as flower fertilizer.

Alternative bamboo stick candlestick

Materials: bamboo stick, tape, glue.

Barbecue is a leisure activity that everyone likes. It's a pity to throw away a lot of bamboo sticks that wear strings. It's best to recycle them and use them as waste. Cut the waste belt into a special shape with a knife, coat the back with glue, and stick the bamboo sticks one by one. After sticking tightly, you can make shapes at will. You can't believe that this ever-changing installation art is actually made of bamboo sticks! You can even use it to make candlesticks.

A lush little barbed wire tree

Materials: scrap iron wire, stone, wooden stick.

Don't worry about no place to put beautiful cards and important business cards, and don't throw away old wires. Just find a stone and you can solve all the problems: twist several wires together, leave branches from time to time, and fold them into the shape you want. At the end of each branch, a spring-shaped clip should be wrapped with a wooden stick. Finally, fix the roots on the stone. If you don't want the little tree to be too lonely, make some cute little mushrooms for the little tree.

Happy egg lamp

Materials: egg shell, cardboard containing eggs, string lights, white paint, electric drill.

Make a small lamp with lovely eggs. When cooking at ordinary times, open a small mouth at one end of the egg, take out the egg white and yolk, and keep the eggshell. Save about twenty eggshells, spray white paint, and make holes with an electric drill. Color the cardboard containing eggs, put the string of lights in, and then buckle the eggshell, and a lovely egg lamp will be made. Don't ask about how bright, just enjoy the sparkling happiness brought by the round eggshell!

Leaf lamp in painting

Materials: linen, iron wire, cotton rope, lamp.

Want to read and draw under the tree? Let's make a leaf lamp. Cut the linen into leaf shapes, apply glue, and stick the iron wire between the two leaves. The length of the wire should not exceed the blade. You can make shapes at will after drying. Then make a circle with thick iron wire, hang the leaves with thin rope, install the light bulb, and a unique leaf lamp will be made. The light shines on the wall through the leaves, just like a beautiful painting.

Simple and natural hemp rope mirror

Materials: hemp rope, lens, wood board, chainsaw.

There are some hemp ropes left in the garden. What else can I do besides tying things? Rough and even a little prick the hand texture, it is better to let it stand on high and become a decorative mirror. According to the size you like, cut a round board, saw off the middle part of the mirror, cut all the hemp ropes into appropriate lengths and tie them to the board in order. Finally, nail a few pieces of wood on the back and install the lens.

Fashion environmental protection packaging

Materials: old jeans, needle and thread, canvas pen.

Plastic bags gradually disappear, and environmental protection bags are popular. An outdated denim suit is suitable for changing into an environmental protection bag. Keep the pockets and buttons on the denim clothes as decorations, and turn the clothes upside down, which is meaningless. The bottom edge just becomes the top of the bag, which looks more natural. The leftover scraps can also be used to decorate jeans or make an envelope for your favorite notebook. Beautiful and environmentally friendly, why not?

Milk powder bucket turned into storage bucket

Materials: milk powder bucket, cloth, lace, glue.

Families with children will have a problem: what about the bucket after drinking milk powder? It's a shame to throw it away. Can it only be used as a flowerpot? In fact, if you wrap it in cloth and match it with beautiful lace and belt, it can become a beautiful storage bucket. You can never have too many. It will look better if you hang it all over the wall. The baby's milk powder bucket is put together with the baby's toys, which is both decorative and practical.

Hand picked branches and flowers

Materials: branches, wild flowers, dried flowers, waste bottles, hot melt adhesive.

In order to make the tree grow stronger and healthier, someone will prune the branches of the tree at a certain season every year. Among the cut branches, there are many graceful ones. Why don't you pick up some branches, paint them in your favorite color and decorate them with dry branches? Or, cut them into short strips, stick them together or nail them together, and put some old bottles in the middle. Compared with ordinary flower devices, branch flower devices with wild flowers and dry branches have a natural interest.

A box for new clothes.

Materials: waste box, wrapping paper, gravel, cotton, glue.

Take back the large and small packaging boxes that are about to be discarded and turn waste into treasure. Repackage with your favorite wrapping paper, stick it with a napkin stuffed with cotton, and make a three-dimensional flower. Or directly apply a layer of glue on it, spread gravel on it, or draw some patterns on the stone, and the waste boxes will be transformed into exquisite and beautiful storage boxes, jewelry boxes and napkin boxes. A small piece of corrugated paper on the carton can even be made into a beautiful and inconspicuous coaster.

Paper-cut flower mats on the dining table

Materials: non-woven or felt cloth, scissors, meat cleaver.

As long as we make a little modification, the discarded non-woven fabric or felt cloth can also be put on the table with great momentum. Find a favorite paper-cut pattern, not too complicated. Cut or carve the cloth into placemats and coasters according to the pattern. The pattern of the coasters should match the placemats, so as to look good. Haven't such a lively table aroused your appetite?

Paper lamp with paper flowers

Materials: rice paper, cartons containing eggs, wood glue, wooden strips, lamps and lanterns.

Make a tripod, fix the position of the lamp, pay attention to safety, and don't get too close to the wooden frame. Cut the rice paper into three trapezoids according to the size of a tripod and stick them on. Cut the recycled paper box into petals of different sizes and shapes at will, combine them into paper flowers, and stick them in the correct position of the paper lamp, and an elegant paper lamp will be made. As night falls, the soft light of the paper lamp will sweep away the fatigue of the day and slowly relax.

Buzhi relaxed afternoon tea

Materials: T-shirt fabric, needle and thread, pin.

Cut the old T-shirt into strips, weave it into long strips, then roll it up and sew it around with needles, and it becomes a lovely and comfortable cushion. Or cut out a piece of favorite heart-shaped T-shirt cloth, regularly punch holes in it, thread the cloth in and out with a pin, leave a favorite length, cut it open, tie it up and cover it all. Sit on the warm cushion, have a cup of tea and enjoy a relaxing afternoon.