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Sven Slootweg

You know those shaped-plastic blister packages that a lot of products are sold in, filling up your plastic waste bin? Here's an easy way to (partly) reuse them if you have a vegetable garden! All you need is scissors and some way to label things.

A lot of this style of packaging has large rectangular flat areas of plastic; almost always on the back of the package, sometimes areas on the front too. Find all of them and cut them out, so you're left with a stack of flat, rectangular(-ish) pieces of plastic.

Then just cut those rectangles into strips of about 5-10cm. They don't need to be cut nicely, they just serve as posts for your labels! Then either print labels and stick them on or, alternatively, write on them with a thin permanent marker.

Now you have tags for your plants, without needing to buy a bunch of new plastic ones!

A black bin containing unusable plastic scraps, and to the right a stack of small, flat and rectangular sheets of plastic (the usable part of the packaging that was cut apart).
A bin full of rigid plastic strips, some of them adorned with a printed label.
A view of various seedling trays and plant pots, containing dirt (and seeds, not visible of course), and with the label posts stuck upright into the dirt to label the pots, the printed labels attached to them sticking out above the dirt.
#reuse#recycle#gardening
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James Akers

Show coming up + commercial neon + 3 upcoming classes = oh dear I am busy.

I did make a crackle tube this week with Kacie Lees- such fun! We decided to make the upcoming crackle tube class on April 19th an 20th a Bring Your Own Glass - BYOG - to smash and put inside a tube :). The recycled aspect makes the final tube more interesting and its also just fun to smash glass every now an then. With a community of students and glass professionals- Urbanglass has some really interesting glass trash to smash.

I made a few gifs of the crackle tubes as photos can't really capture the frenetic nature of a tight fill. I also added a gif of Kacie attaching an electrode on the topo chico seltzer bottle krypton crackle tube I made. The topo bottles I smashed had enameled labels so they hold up to the heating needed to purify the glass.

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#neon#plasma#glass
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