Know what I love about repurposing?  Everything!

Need a "manly" light fixture?  Consider a car or truck tag:

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Repurposing is a win-win-win situation:

1) unused items are kept out of the landfill by finding a new purpose for them;

2) save money by not having to buy things that can be acquired through repurposing;

and 3) your family and friends think you're so clever!

Beyond the Picket Fence

The next time you're looking for a unique candle
holder you might want to start at the junk yard:

Rusty Chic?!


An old screen door makes a darling trellis:

Garden Web

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Do you have a french press sitting unused beside the (unused) cappuccino machine in the pantry?  Turn it into a tiny terrarium.  

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Here's an ingenious use for old desk lamp that you no longer need as a light - unplug it, turn the shade up and line it with plastic then plant a small succulent in it.

Going camping before Summer is over?  Pack the
cooking spices in clean empty TicTac holders.

And speaking of containers . . . . . .

The Kim Six Fix
Click here for Kim Six' surprisingly easy tutorial
on how to make your own nautical Tidy Cat tote.

Refurbished Ideas assembled some stylish suggestions for repurposing an old sewing machine instead of letting it sit there and gather dust:

Vintage sewing machine cabinets from the 1960s - 80s are
still quite easy to find and are very affordable.

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Thanks for joining me on this Repurposeful Monday.
I hope it's the start of a great week for you.