I like this idea for an Easter egg receptacle. We’re going to be away from home this Easter and staying in a B&B, so this is a good idea for somewhere for the Easter Bunny to leave eggs for the children. It’s messy and a great kids’ craft and it’s made of stuff that is free, natural or would otherwise end up in the bin.
For full instructions on how to make a bird’s nest, visit Growing Up Creative.

If you make one, please post a link to your image in comments, we’d love to see your works of art.
How-to make a bird’s nest [Growing Up Creative]
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Marin Camille Hood has made a few really cool chandeliers out of old bicycles and bicycle bits. This is one of them.

The rest of them are here.
chandeliers [artwork by marin camille]
Recycled works by Marin Hood [Recyclart]
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These are good looking tote bags from Olive & Myrtle. They’ve teamed up with San Francisco based Lab Partners on the Fruit & Veggie bag below (you can see their other two designs on the Olive & Myrtle website). I also really like the Olive & Myrtle in-house Endangered Species bag.
The designs are silk screened with water-based inks onto 100% recycled cotton tote bags by Eco-Bags.


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