An edition of Upcycling (2011)

Upcycling

create beautiful things with the stuff you already have

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An edition of Upcycling (2011)

Upcycling

create beautiful things with the stuff you already have

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Presents over one hundred projects for creative "upcycling"--using used and recycled products to create decorative items in the home, including leather belt doormats, bathroom towel picnic baskets, and a jar lid dining table.

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Language
English
Pages
221

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Upcycling: create beautiful things with the stuff you already have
2011, Running Press Book Publishers
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Edition Notes

Includes index.

Published in
Philadelphia, PA

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
745.5
Library of Congress
TT145 .S46 2011, TT145.S46 2011

The Physical Object

Pagination
221 p.
Number of pages
221

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL27129046M
Internet Archive
upcyclingcreateb0000seod_q5m0
ISBN 10
0762441798
ISBN 13
9780762441792
LCCN
2011923369
OCLC/WorldCat
747036646

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