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Thursday, 28 January 2010 16:52

Green materials can include anything from beach glass to reclaimed wood, or even broken CDs. Part of what makes recycled art so interesting (and unique) is that much of the material being used was once part of something else and is being recreated into something new.

Do it yourself by using old junk piling up around the house. Use old phone books, scratched CD's or even broken plates to create one of a kind frames or jewelry. Look online for ideas on how you can make junk into art.

Etsy prides itself on carrying unique handmade pieces from artists all over the country. Whether you need inspiration or new artwork, this is the place to come.

Modern Eco Home offers beautiful pieces to accent any eco-friendly home. From clocks to mirrors, you'll find all home accessories here.

Artfire also has a wide variety of eco-friendly pieces for you to decorate your home with.

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