Sculptures Inside an Old TV Set

Zhang Xiangxi is a Chinese artist. He uses old television sets with cathode ray tubes (CRT) to make miniature models of interior spaces. It sounds a lot like a middle school project, but these dioramas are so carefully built and arranged that it looks like you're really peering into someone's house. You'll find everything from a replica of his parents' living room to a typical train car — all tucked carefully inside CRT TV sets. Xiangxi says, "I like to closely observe daily life and work out how to make things." If the TVs are just sitting around anyway, why not recycle them for the sake of art?

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Recycling Bike Chain

One man's trash is another man's treasure. These recycled bicycle chains are truly a treasure, strong, durable and unique to wear. Check out how creative and stylish these "new to you" items are...!

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Sculpture

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Braided Bracelets

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Hidden Link Bracelet

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Twin Cable Bracelet

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Wall Clock

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Pendant

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Decor

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Chandelier

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Second Generation Chain Mail Choker

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Cool Bracelet

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Gold Chain Bracelet 

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Cuff Bracelets

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Picture Frame

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Chain Bowl

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Tea Light Holders

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Gorgeous Test Tube Vases

Did you know that this small glass test tubes usually use in chemical experiments can also be recycled into an attractive glass vases. By decorating with flowers this will look fresh, pleasant and gorgeous on any room, living room, dinner table, shelf, hallways or even in bathroom. These little glass vases add elegant to your room decor. Try and enjoy !

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Recycling Milk Cartons

When you retrieved your recycling bin, you will noticed that a milk carton had been left behind -- with not a can or bottle to keep him company. People are unaware of the best way to recycle their milk beverage containers. Hmm, not anymore, by bringing them to a Recycling company guarantees they'll be turned into something useful like cardboard boxes, tissue paper or be more creative like the one below, a lighting milk cartons.