We often talk about upcycling physical “junk” into something beautiful, but what about our digital lives? Our online footprints are often cluttered with old accounts, exposed data, and privacy risks that need a serious “rethink.” Today, I’m stepping away from the craft table to share a resource that every modern family needs: Who’s Watching Me?:…
Professional security system installation costs $100–$300 just for the visit — before you even buy hardware. And most traditional systems lock you into a 2-3 year contract you can’t easily escape. DIY home security systems have changed the game. The best ones install in under an hour, cost a fraction of the price, and perform…
SimpliSafe and Ring are the two most popular DIY home security systems on the market. Both are easy to install, affordable, and don’t require a long-term contract. But they’re built for different types of homeowners — and picking the wrong one is an expensive mistake. Here’s the direct comparison so you can decide in under…
Most security camera companies want you on a monthly subscription. But here’s the truth: you don’t need one. The best wireless security cameras today store footage locally, send motion alerts to your phone, and work completely offline — no credit card required after purchase. We tested and ranked the top options so you can protect…
These are pretty awesome – Brandy began collecting discarded bike tubes and upcycling them into bags, wallets and even earrings!
In Swahili, the language spoken in Kenya, Kustawi means, “to thrive”. KUSTAWI is a line of handbags made from hand rolled paper beads which are skillfully created by the students in Right 2 Thrive’s Empowerment Program.
Look this up at Recyclart.com. (Try not to get sucked in to the gloriousness of that site long enough to alert your superiors at work. I don’t want that guilt hanging over my head.)
Weekend To Do List: Add another bathroom for the sole purpose of owning this incredible sink!
This is an awesome idea made even better by the fact that there is no sewing involved!
On many mornings in Aqaba, ladies could be singing, laughing, talking, and drinking tea while creating unique hand made items…from trash.