DIY, Upcycle,

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Tips & Tricks Transform old junk jewellery into stylish home decor pieces

Don't discard old junk jewelry - transform it into stylish home decor!

You don’t have to be a craftster to execute these ridiculously easy ways of reusing your old junk jewelry! With vintage and retro ruling the home decor wave, it makes perfect sense to use fashion statements from your past as style statements in your house. Here are my favourite four repurposing ideas, all tried and tested: Pendants from the yesteryears? How charming! Once upon a time, Madonna wore hoops, and I wore hoops and all …[Read more]

DIY, Events, Tips and Guides, Upcycle,

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Tips & TricksEasy Diwali decor ideas

DIY Diwali decor ideas

As Diwali, the festival of lights approaches, Indians all over the world are gearing up to celebrate the beginning of the Hindu New Year in their own special way. Interestingly now-a-days Diwali is not a festival which only Indians celebrate, it is instead an occasion when people from diverse nationalities come together and find a common reason to spread the festive cheer. Whether via a dress-up day at school, or at work, or a party with friends in the condo- it is the perfect occasion to …[Read more]

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EventsSecret Lives Of Bugs at Bollywood Veggies by Imagin8ors

Events Singapore - The secret lives of bugs by Imagina8ors

Integrated Family bonding and learning activities by Imagin8tors: Secret lives of Bugs   —–EVENT UPDATE: Secret lives of Bugs has been rescheduled to Sunday Nov 15th 3:30-5:30pm due to ongoing Haze conditions—– Step aide haze, little kids in Singapore want to go exploring nature and learn all about flowers, plants, leaves and bugs! Secondsguru loves the “Tomorrow’s Imagineers” series by Imagin8ors, an education technology start-up based in Singapore. The  highly imaginative team at Imagin8ors creates and curates experiences for parents …[Read more]

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Don’t chute! Recycle electronic waste responsibly

Reuse them, resell them, upcycle them.,.. but don’t chute them! Electronic waste is toxic. If you want to discard old mobile phones / laptops / wires / etc, the National Environment Agency [NEA] has a ready reckoner of drop-off bins in Singapore. The city is comprehensively covered – Starhub alone has 214 RENEW bins at 166 locations around the city. From Mountbatten (especially this weekend – see Panasonic’s Heartland Programme details) to Tampines, River valley …[Read more]