Chili Can Candelarias (Crafty Chica)
The may sun be settling on Earth Day in the east coast, but here in the west we’re just settling in for an evening of activity before Earth Day comes to an end. If you’re looking for a few more things to do, Crafty Chica, Kathy Cano-Murillo, has blogged about an earth-friendly craft every hour for earth day. From a mixed-media wind chime to a recycled grocery tote, or these wonderful Chili Can Candelarias, the Crafty Chica has a craft tutorial for all levels of crafty-ness! Now, get out there and reduce, reuse and recycle some crafts!
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three comments
I totally want to make the dress shirt/laptop sleeve. Alas, I have no sewing machine.
Posted by Michelle
April 25, 2009, 11:15 AM
you could try by hand? I know it's more time consuming and more work, but it can be done! i once turned a pair of jeans into a skirt using hand stitching and it's never come apart, 4 years later. good luck!
Posted by Diandra
April 27, 2009, 8:22 PM
Hahah, not only do I not have a sewing machine, I don't even have a needle and thread! Hmm... I might have a Dollarama sewing kit somewhere actually. Well, maybe I will give it a shot!
Posted by Michelle
April 28, 2009, 12:39 PM
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