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This board/forums is for craft people full stop!!!!
All crafters are welcome with open hands... The directory part of this site is UK only...
One of the reasons for this forum was to get no uk crafters listing on the site but not on the directory!... Otherwise I'd have to change the URL and start the site again etc...
So Please join in UK and non crafters!!!! Thanks recycling_artist hope you stick around and hope to see some more cool scrap craft!!!
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I wasent trying to advertise a site I was just using it as an example of what can be done by crafters who want to be enviomentally responsible, and encourage corporations to do the same. I am going to attempt to open something along this lines in the town in which I live. I believe that if people would just look at the industries in their area they would see the potential for a majority of the materials those companys see as waste, to be used in craft projects. I think this type of organization could work in communities world wide and while helping the enviroment, provide not only low cost materials for crafters, but also educate others in the potential of what is currently considered waste. I know in this country during the depression this was a way of life for many but as the economy improved we became more of a disposible society. A classic example of recycling for the sake of a craft is the shuttles in the first Star Treck movie, the runners on the side were made from the handles of disposible razors.
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Thats a good question I will have to look into that. Of course our government trys to make it next to impossible to find out about the majority of the grants and other programs of that nature. And there is a ton of red tape to go through just to get certified as a non profit organization. But If I perservere I am sure I can get through it.
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Thanks I will check it out. Heres a site that has some listings on your side of the ocean. I could be interesting for some. http://www.wastexchange.org/
I put my madness on display, and therin hide my insanity
I have a website with two ebooks (no waste of paper) with aluminum can crafts. Can I type the url here? One craft form was talking about pull-tab purses and I posted my site because I have free instructions for a pull-tab purse and the site banned my Url. It made me feel weird because I was only trying to help. Another person posted later asking for my Url and the moderator said the computer can't tell if you are a cat. She must have thought the other post was me. That is why crafters sometimes get a little scared to put a link on a forum anymore. Anyway, can I post the Url?
My silver bell wreath was on the front cover of a waste watch magazine that distributes in the schools in the UK. It was very cool.
If you are interested in recycling your aluminum can into wreath, Christmas ornaments, wall hangings and flower baskets, check out Aluminous Publishing at http://www.aluminouspublishing.com There are a few free projects and two ebooks for sale with over 100 aluminum can crafts. There's a purse made from aluminum pull-tabs with no glue or wire.
I design craft projects made from aluminum cans. After making the project, I take a picture, write the instructions and create any patterns. I put them in an ebook to sell on my website. When some one buys my ebook, it is delivered via their email. That wreath is in my new ebook "Foiling Around". The only thing you need besides a few dozen aluminum cans is 3 feet of bailing wire - no glue.
I design craft projects made from aluminum cans. After making the project, I take a picture, write the instructions and create any patterns. I put them in an ebook to sell on my website. When some one buys my ebook, it is delivered via their email. That wreath is in my new ebook "Foiling Around". The only thing you need besides a few dozen aluminum cans is 3 feet of bailing wire - no glue.
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