Upcycled Homesteading | A Guide For The Creative Homeowner Liz Greene , October 2, 2016
Need a guide to upcycling? If you do, this list will help you learn how to get started with upcycled homesteading, so you can always keep your home green and self sufficient!
Upcycling goes beyond plastic bottles and paper waste. You can upcycle found objects from all around your homestead. Upcycle them to save money, and to conserve resources. Keep reading for an upcycling guide that you can apply to your homestead.
A Guide to Upcycled Homesteading
As far as I’m concerned, the homestead is one of the best places to try your hand at upcycled living. No city ordinances to contend with, no HOAs telling you what to do, just pure, clean, green living. There are thousands of ways you can upcycle on the homestead, but for the sake of time, we’re just going to focus on three.
Upcycling in the Garden
Taking old objects that no longer have a purpose and turning them into something cool for the garden is one of my favorite ways to upcycle. Items found around the house, garage, shed, or thrift stores can be made into raised beds, trellises, garden markers, and more.
It’s the perfect way to personalize and add character to your garden! I’ve gathered a few tutorials below that will hopefully inspire you to get creative and throw together a new project for the garden.
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