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Car seatbelts that are no longer functional are cleaned, cut, and sewn together to create durable bags and backpacks.

Leftover fabric scraps are pieced together to create quilts, blankets, or pillow coverings, making use of otherwise wasted material.

Plastic bottles are packed tightly with other non-biodegradable waste to create building blocks for construction.

Old saris are layered and stitched together to make quilts or throw blankets, preserving the fabric and artwork.

Used glass bottles are cleaned, painted or decorated, and cut if necessary, to create customized vases for flowers.

Bicycle inner tubes are cleaned, cut to width, and outfitted with belt buckles to create stylish and durable belts.

Old denim jeans are transformed into hanging planters by cutting the legs and using the pockets and belt loops for attaching to a wall or rail.

Old wool sweaters are felted to make them more dense and then cut and sewn into warm winter mittens.

Repurposed T-shirts are cut into strips and stretched to create yarn for knitting or crocheting a variety of items like rugs, baskets, or scarves.