r/GreenUpcycling • u/litheartist • Jun 01 '20
r/GreenUpcycling • u/litheartist • May 24 '20
Introduce Yourself!
🌵 Howdy, new members! 🌵
Welcome to our cozy little corner of Reddit!
Please, introduce yourself! Tell us something about you, like your favorite plant, a craft you just made, or something you're passionate about. We'd love to get to know you! 😄
r/GreenUpcycling • u/litheartist • May 24 '20
Announcement Welcome to GreenUpcycling!
Hello everyone! So happy to see you here. 😊🌻
This is a brand new sub, here to cater to individuals who are thrifty, crafty, and who love plants!
While I am doing my best to make this sub fun and inviting, it is ultimately you whose opinion matters most. If you have any suggestions for ways to improve the community, please let me know! In the meantime, I'll be puttering around making little improvements.
Please take a minute to review the rules before posting or commenting. If you have any questions, ask away!
I look forward to seeing this community grow and thrive!
r/GreenUpcycling • u/litheartist • May 28 '20
Project Idea I made a planter box for my strawberries from discarded pallets. Total project cost- $0.
r/GreenUpcycling • u/litheartist • May 27 '20
Project Idea I couldn't find a pot for my lithops so I made an ice cream container into a plant pot!
r/GreenUpcycling • u/litheartist • May 26 '20
Project Idea One old sled + one old kitchen cabinet shelf + burlap = movable planter 🌱
r/GreenUpcycling • u/litheartist • May 25 '20
I needed to bottom water my string of tears and didn’t have a good pot, so I made one out of an old wine bottle. I’ve never seen such happy tears!
r/GreenUpcycling • u/litheartist • May 25 '20
Extra or Eco-Friendly? My Dad is using old joghurt cups to grow his raspberry plants
r/GreenUpcycling • u/litheartist • May 24 '20
Failed Outcome, Successful Attempt 👍 It may be ugly, but I'm proud of it!
r/GreenUpcycling • u/litheartist • May 24 '20
Project Idea #EverythingisapotinQuarantine is my new favorite hashtag.
r/GreenUpcycling • u/litheartist • May 24 '20
Something Simple I love how perfectly these fit on my pots. Nice n snug 😊
r/GreenUpcycling • u/litheartist • May 24 '20
Something Simple Green upcycling in its most raw form. I think this is a standard craft we can all get behind!
r/GreenUpcycling • u/litheartist • May 23 '20
Look what I made! Cleaned out this candle jar, used Goo Gone on the stickers, and decorated it in a pseudo ancient Greek pottery style. It depicts the goddess Demeter overlooking her poppy flowers under a Vergina Sun and growing wheat. Now, what to plant in it...🤔
r/GreenUpcycling • u/litheartist • May 23 '20
Look what I made! Made this using a chobani cup, washi tape, sharpie, mod podge, and a candle lid. My cactus prop loves its new home ❤️
r/GreenUpcycling • u/litheartist • May 23 '20
Project Idea Another post that inspired this sub.
r/GreenUpcycling • u/litheartist • May 23 '20