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Free Recycled Bottle Art Ideas Inspiration Sheet

Free Recycled Bottle Art Ideas Inspiration Sheet by Delphi Glass


Green Can Be So Colorful!
Get creative with recycling by turning glass bottles into amazing art. This inspiration sheet shows just a few of the ways Delphi customers like you have turned trash to treasure with a bottle cutter and a bit of ingenuity. Follow the link below to download this Free Project Guide.

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Projects shown: Fused Bottle Bits Necklace courtesy of Diamond Tech, Stained Glass Panel by Cathedral Glassworks of BC, Canada, Bottle Lantern by Robin Dempsey, Polka Dot Planter by Andy Spencer, courtesy of Diamond Tech, and 3-D Dragon Sculpture by artist Steve Lundrum of Mountain Home, AR.

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Pros : I love not only having ideas suggested, but also being able to see pictures. Pictures of projects can inspire ideas for other similar projects.
Cons : Some of the ideas are very common, but it's still nice to have them. Could always use more pictures though! Patterns for some of these projects, or at least step-by-step instructions would be nice.
Other Thoughts : The dragon piece is rather unique, and I would like to try something like it one day.
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