Research work “New life for old things - creativity from jeans”

What can be made from a plastic bottle?

Most often, it is from these unnecessary things that counterfeits of the second life type are made, without any effort. By cutting off the top you can get an excellent stand for makeup brushes or stationery.

The main advantage is the color scheme. It is opaque products that look most impressive, but green, purple, and so on. They can also be used for planting seedlings as a temporary container.

If you show a little imagination, you can even make a real Christmas tree decoration. They no longer use the lower part, but the upper part. The plastic is cut into pieces, which are decorated with rhinestones, rain, snowflakes, sparkles, and so on.

Then they are fastened at the top with the edges so that the toy turns out to be pot-bellied or oblong. The place with the carving is also covered with some kind of decor, and a hole is made in the lid for a loop, through which the toy is hung on a branch.

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