Split Pea Shamrocks

Cute way to decorate for St. Patrick's Day ... LOTS of possibilities. Check out the complete tutorial at MADE.

Repurposing Clothing

Make it and Love it has some great tutorials on repurposing clothing into cute clothes for your kids.

Pants (with reverse applique)
Boy's Pants
Lounge Pants

Ruffle Front Shirt

Another Ruffle Shirt
Short Sleeves to Long Sleeves

Shirt to Dress

Girl's Dress

Girl's Skirt

Bubble Skirt

Drool Bib

Eco-Friendly Notebooks

Eco-friendly project creating notebooks by reusing office paper. Check out the complete tutorial at DesignSponge.

Crochet Rug from Recycled T-Shirts

It's easy to crochet a rag rug made from strips from old t-shirts. Check out the complete tutoral at CraftStylish. Or stop small and make a set of coasters.

Grocery Tote

Go green with a reusable grocery tote from Spool Sewing. Check out the complete pdf pattern.

Felted Sweater Strip Scarf

Recycled felted sweaters (ya know ... what happens when you accidentally throw your wool sweater in the washer and dryer!) cut into strips and sewn together with 3 lines of stitching. By Popsiedaisy.

Ruffle Cardigan from a Recycled T-Shirt

Recycle your old t-shirts into a ruffly cardigan. Check out the complete tutorial at CraftStylish.

Recycled Bathroom Mat

Make your own recycled bathroom mat from old towels. Check out the complete tutorial at Ecologue.

Recycled Newspaper Gift Bags

Moogsmum decided to recycle newspaper to make some gift bags. Check out the complete tutorial for making gift bags at ScrapJazz.

Recycled Dish Scrubber

Recycle your plastic bags into yarn and crochet some recycled dish scrubbers. Check out the complete tutorial at My Recycled Bags.

Aluminum Can Ornamants

Have a GREEN christmas ... make your ornaments from aluminum cans. Check out the complete tutorial at Little House in the Suburbs.

Plastic Grocery Bag Pom-Poms

The perfect topper for your gift wrapping this year. Check out the complete tutorial at Creature Comforts.

Oilcloth Lunchbag

Are you tired of disposable bags for your lunch, here is a greener alternative ... an oilcloth lunchbag. Check out the complete tutorial at Design*Sponge.