While surfing the net I ran into a charming French craft site called esprit cabane. It's French - but the pix are so good I think you can get inspired by it. Lots of recycled crafts - including ones using cut up recycled soda cans. I like the one where they cut out the letters and then used them for funky signs.
Source: http://www.espritcabane.com/
By pamphyila from Los Angeles
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So far so good,except I don't speak French..Do you?or is there a magic button for English?
Right click then go to page info and click on translate page into English, I just found this out. works wonderful.
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Dolly, where do you see "page info"? I right click and nothing like that drops down. What are you referring to? I went to google and just translated the entire url from French to English but if you have a better way, please let us know.
What a great idea. Another way to translate: click on Settings on your Google bar (at upper right of your screen). Then click on Options, then on Translate. Hope it works for you.
You can use a translate program to translate and get the basics of how to do these crafts. I used the IM translate on my Mozilla Firefox browser and got how to make the tin can jewelry. Its a way to understand it. there are alot of free translate programs out there that do a good job.
Teri
I went to this site, when I found something I might be interested in I copied and pasted it to MS Word and translated the instructions from french to english using the references part of MS WORD 2007. Works great.
"So far so good,except I don't speak French..Do you?or is there a magic button for English?"
you've got it now, see here :
en.espritcabane.com/
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