Beautiful ice lanterns

How to make...



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You need buckets (1x10ltr and 1xsmaller), minus temperatures, water and some patience..

1. Fill the large bucket about 3/4 full of water.

2. Place rocks or some heavy items inside the small container to weigh it down, about halfway down inside the large bucket. The top of the smaller container should be about even with the top of the large bucket.

3. Freeze the bucket of water by placing it outside when it gets minus temperatures. Set it aside until frozen solid.

4. Run warm water over the outside of the large bucket.

5. Run some warm water inside the small container to loosen it, easier to remove it. This then leaves the spot where to set the candle.

6. Make several lanterns and place them along your driveway or sidewalk.

Lumi Atelier Wall Posters

Lumi Atelier Wall Art Posters with positive quotes coming soon...

Brown Paper Xmas wrapping&deko

Brown paper is just so versatile and creates that down to earth eco look for your presents and decorations. 

Also old maps are another great way of recycling,  

use them as wrapping or may be cut some little stars out of them and hang in your tree...

Little hearts below can be created into a chain with sewing machine- easy!

                                        

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Easter egg basket

Be G-R-E-E-N-er this Easter and make your own egg basket by weaving it from branches, old newspapers or scrab fabric.

Also the egss can be coloured in natural ways, eg. with red cabbage,carrots, onion skin...

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DIY Easter wreath

Easter wreath with eggs and grass



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All is bright all is calm

white Xmas @ home

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Decorative lanterns

Lanterns living with the seasons...

Fill with candles in wintertime, fresh flowers in

summertime and colourful leaves when autumn arrives...

 

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Happy herbs

 Decorating with herbs...

For herbs you won't be needing a large garden.
They grow happily in small places like, patio, porch or windowsill.
Old enamel bucket, plastic coated basket or tin can will work as a great planter.
You can create your own sings with wooden sticks and splash of chalkboard pain.
Display herbs on windowsill to enliven the room.

                                                 

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ECO Wedding

 Ideas for conscious wedding

  

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DIY decoration, banners...

                                               

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  ...and signs



 

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  Buy used dress, have it upcycled to your size&style. Use the flowers in season.

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  Make a bouquet and table decoration from wild flowers.



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Ecological wedding transportation.

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  ...with small footprint...

Pastel Pink

 Decorating with pale pink

Decorating with light shade of pink is a wonderful way to soften up the room. Combine with white, blues or pearl shade of grey. Use in moderation.




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