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Ever looked at a glass bottle and thought, 'There's more to life than recycling?'<br/><br/>This artist did!<br/><br/>In this inspiring tutorial, she showed how to turn an ordinary bottle and some cardboard into an extraordinary vase.<br/><br/>With a little creativity, she upcycled these simple materials into a personalized masterpiece.<br/><br/>It was all about layering different-sized cardboard circles onto the bottle, transforming it from bland to grand.<br/><br/>The final product was a unique piece that added a touch of whimsy to her room. <br/><br/>Location:Jorhat, India <br/>WooGlobe Ref : WGA634352<br/>For licensing and to use this video, please email licensing@wooglobe.com
Ever looked at a glass bottle and thought, 'There's more to life than recycling?'<br/><br/>This artist did!<br/><br/>In this inspiring tutorial, she showed how to turn an ordinary bottle and some cardboard into an extraordinary vase.<br/><br/>With a little creativity, she upcycled these simple materials into a personalized masterpiece.<br/><br/>It was all about layering different-sized cardboard circles onto the bottle, transforming it from bland to grand.<br/><br/>The final product was a unique piece that added a touch of whimsy to her room. <br/><br/>Location:Jorhat, India <br/>WooGlobe Ref : WGA634352<br/>For licensing and to use this video, please email licensing@wooglobe.com
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