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Planters and vases, chandeliers and centerpieces. But also stools, clocks, and mirrors.

With scraps of fabric or a T-shirt you can no longer use. But also with a piece of jeans or shorts.

If they're too bulky, you don't have the space, and you don't want to donate them, there are other solutions. Leave them at home and help you decorate.

Plant pots, pen holders, sewing containers. And even candle holders and kitchen utensil holders.

Cones, sticks, and grains. No synthetic fragrances, but rather a balanced blend of scents using the pyramid method.

When they can no longer be worn, they become scarves, slippers, and scented sachets. They're also used to make draft excluders and stuffed animals.

Necklaces, bracelets, bags, headbands. And even baby bibs and doll dresses.

Graters are very versatile tools: instead of throwing them away when you no longer need them, you can transform them into lamps, flower vases, even centerpieces.