Medium: Scraps of Fabric 

After tailoring some clothes on my own, there are always scrap cloths left. Just too much of them. So, my sister and I decided to turn them into handmade scrunchies.

Medium: A pair of scissors

A few years ago, the back of my shirt was torn somehow and when it first happened, it was just 1 hole, of course. However, instead of throwing it away or just chucking it aside, I thought I could create more holes around that 1 hole by simply using a pair of scissors. It could still be counted as ''fashion''. lol And I enjoyed cutting so much that I ended up creating more holes on the top left of the shirt too. If you actually look closely, I used a white thread to sew a rectangle around some holes in front. Just to enhance the holes, I guess or just as a design. Well, believe it or not, this is my most favourite shirt till today.

Medium: Leftover clothing/curtain fabric and tailor elastic band

These are cute, DIY scrunchies I made by upcycling leftover clothing and curtain fabric. I cut the scraps into strips and threaded a tailor elastic band through the material. It started off when I needed to make a custom scrunchie for a school concert and I found that it was a fun way to reuse excess material that was going to be thrown away.

Medium: Pretty used up cork board from a friend

Got a cork board from a friend that she had used it for a really long time. There were just too many holes on the side of the cork board I currently cover up with my earrings. She was going to throw it but then, I thought of a way to reuse it. I instantly thought of my earrings and how they are always in a cookies tin. lol So, I had to dive in to find a pair of earrings whenever I was going out. Sometimes, I was just too lazy to find different pairs and ended up wearing the same pairs. So, I thought if I just present it all on this cork board, it would definitely turn out to be a masterpiece and I would save the hassle of finding different pairs. I repainted the whole frame though. Maybe I can put some stickers on it to even look better!

Materials/Medium: A sheet of A3 rough paper and a biodegradable tape

I have many A3 drawing papers and I was wondering what to do with them. Found a way and this is the one! I keep receiving receipts(not in my control at Asian grocery stores and others), Internet & Electricity Energy Plan advertisements which come to me as letters and some flyers. I thought of turning my A3 rough paper into a bag to throw in all of them and when the ''bag'' is full, I will throw them into the green bin below my apartment to recycle those papers.

A huge fan of Jarritos and I have been collecting those metal caps. I love coffee, tea, juices and always have a cup of any of it on my study table. So, I thought it would be ideal to have a coaster to place those drinks so there is no mark on my study table. Here it goes!