Recycled jellyfish

If you've got some empty plastic bottles lying around at home, why not turn them into a colourful jellyfish mobile, inspired by Ben Rothery's beautiful drawings in Water World? Just follow our easy step-by-step tutorial.

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Over at Altered Eclectics you can enter the challenge with mixed media, journaling and recycled projects, anything BUT a card or ATC. I like to recycle as much a s possible so when I saw how to do these I raided the recycle bin and set to work. The bottle should have a shaped bottom to make the head of the jellyfish more interesting. After a long study in my local supermarket I discovered that it's fizzy drink bottles that have the best shaped bottom. I found a video on You Tube for making…

Michelle Lougee is an artist based in Boston. She specializes in mixed-media sculpture, ceramics, environmental art, and illustration.

DIY JELLYFISH ................ Materials I used: -clear plastic bowl -blue plastic shower cap -multi color shower loofa ( taken apart ) -hot glue gun -nylon twine ( i pulled it apart ) - i also saved the strap from the loofa to hang the jellyfish

So... I'm currently exploring the use of plastic bottles in my craft projects. And this is one of them: Plastic Bottle Jelly Fish. I really love how it turned out and my 3 year old daughter has already decided that for her 4th birthday, she wants to have a magical under the sea themed party with lots of these jellyfish hanging everywhere. Well... not sure what a 'magical' under the sea party is but I'm glad she finally made up her mind about the theme of her party.To make this plastic bottle…

Jellyfish- from liter size sprite bottle

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