Thursday, March 28, 2013

Recycling is a Beautiful Thing Saving Precious Natural Resources While Also Creating Art


Eco Friendly Art




As a mom blogger striving to lead my family in living a greener lifestyle, I'm in constant search of new inspiration for living more eco responsibly, more creatively and with more joy.

Check out this short video produced by Arrowhead Water to see some stunningly beautiful art that can be created from the most simple recyclables...




After seeing this, like me, perhaps you and your kids will be moved to create your own masterpiece with some household recycled items you might normally throw out or toss into your own family recycling bin.

As loyal readers already know, I am passionate about sharing my own ideas with you about how to recycle more as well as supporting both corporate and non-profit recycling initiatives here on MommyBlogExpert that I truly believe in. 

Writing about topics like 5 Easy Ways to Conserve More Water and How to Recycle Old Computers & Electronics and more on this blog. I also enjoy publishing posts about easy and creative DIY recycled craft projects for kids, moms, dads and others like Eco Friendly Gifts to Make for Valentine's Day and Transforming Every Day Materials Into Art.

Colorful Bottle Cap Mural at my Kids School
Saving precious natural resources while also creating new art. Yes, Recycling is a Beautiful Thing, indeed.

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Wednesday, March 27, 2013

Passover Crafts & Functional Items to Make With All Those Empty Matzah Boxes

Celebrations


Hope those of you celebrating Passover had wonderful Seders and are enjoying the 8-day Festival of Unleavened Bread. I know I just love this holiday which is all about being with family and friends, passing on the story generation to generation about the Jewish people's hasty exodus from Egypt.


Now the big question is: What to do with all those empty Matzoh boxes? Stay tuned for a post tomorrow about some really creative crafts and functional things that you can do to repurpose these.


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Tuesday, March 26, 2013

Easter Egg Decorating Contest Prizes for Most Creative DIY Egg Designs, Ends 4/1/13


Contest



Here's a contest for those of you who celebrate Easter. If you're going to be dyeing Easter Eggs for your kids egg hunt or Easter Basket you may as well get really creative with the decorating. Then enter those beautifully designed eggs in this fun EB Egg Decorating Contest hosted by Eggland's Best Eggs, too.
Image from Egglands Best
It's easy to participate in the competition, here's how
  • Go all out with your creative side and decorate those eggs w/ any materials you'd like
  • Take a photo that is as sharp and close-up as possibly, clearly showing your entry
  • Email the digital photo of your decorated Easter Eggs to offers@eggland.com being sure to include "EB Decorating Contest" in subject line
  • Photos may be sent either as attachments or pasted into the email body
DEADLINE
Entry Deadline is 11:59pm EDT on Monday, April 1, 2013. Winners will be announced via email and in our next newsletter.

PRIZES
Egglands Best will choose the THREE (3) best, most creative photo entries. Each will win an EB prize pack that includes a 3-month supply of Eggland's Best eggs. Winners will be announced by April 3 and will be contacted via email.

Full contest rules can be found HERE

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