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Crochet Necklace from Recycled Plastic Bags

Flymissy posted this up to the CRAFT Flickr Pool, a great looking crochet flower necklace made from strips of recycled plastic grocery bags. Link.

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Posted by: amiraezz on August 22, 2006 at 9:33 AM

Recycled Plastic

Hi ,

Reformed Plastics & Decking , Plastic Timber & Equestrian Fencing manufacturers ,products from recycled plastics that are stronger and more resilient than wood - Garden posts, fencing, decking, beach huts, signage, pontoons, etc

Great for the environment!

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Posted by: Hempnecklacestore on November 24, 2007 at 7:48 PM

She did a pretty good job making it.

From David depape

hemp necklace store

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Posted by: michelle on December 11, 2007 at 2:33 AM

Hey, this is mine! I've added buttons now and it'll be for sale in my etsy shop soon: smallwhitepebble.etsy.com. Thanks David!

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