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12 Days of Christmas Giveaway: Recycled Glass Jewelry from Bottled Up Designs

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Bottled Up Olive NecklaceBottled Up Designs
Olive Hoop Necklace
Who knew that old, broken glass could be turned into such beautiful jewelry? I get tons of compliments on my Olive Green Hoop Necklace. People are shocked when I tell them it came from a vintage wine bottle.

Therein lies the true beauty of these pieces. Each one is utterly unique and has its own personal story behind it, which is included with each jewelry piece. The only problem is you’ll find it tough to choose just one item with such an array of styles and colors.

More About Bottled Up Designs
An avid glass and bottle collector, Laura Bergman spent countless hours poking through the many old glass and bottle dumps scattered throughout the natural wooded habitats and rural farmlands in Pennsylvania. However, seeing the beauty and the history in the broken glass left behind, decided to pick up the pieces and turn them into something beautiful again.

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One lucky Deal Seeking Mom reader will win a piece of recycled glass jewelry from Bottled Up Designs (winner’s choice subject to availability). To enter, tell me about something you recycle or “upcycle” in your home.

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Every reader has four methods available to enter this contest. Choose one each of any combination of method one, two, three, or four for up to a total of 4 entries!!!

Methods of entry:

1. Leave a comment. What do you recycle or “upcycle”? Is it something artistic and crafty or something practical?

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Prize:
(1) piece of recycled glass jewelry from Bottled Up Designs

This giveaway ends at 7:59 a.m. EST on Sunday, 12/6. I’ll use Random.org to select the winning comment. Winner will be notified by email and listed on my Giveaway Winners page. Good luck!

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Comments

  5. Sarah Anderson

    I wish had that kind of crafty nature, my recycling is purely practical. I re-use plastic bags to clean the kitty litter pan and use cologne samples from magazines to deodorize by my garbage can.

  10. Lucille

    We recycle everything we can. Cans, plastic, newspaper, composte. Alse, we reuse what we can find. Not much hits the garbage can here!

  15. Stacey

    We go through alot of baby food here, so the baby food jars get saved and used for the older kids craft projects. Making candle holders for Christmas now!

  22. cecilia

    my daughter LOVES yoplait yogurt so I buy the big containers, when we are done eating it all we wash the containers and use them to store the girls crafts, markers , pens pencils, anything that will fit, they are big containers so I feel good about them not taking up any space in the landfill or wherever recyclables go!
    Thanks!! Love this jewelry!

  24. Michelle B

    I reuse candle containers. Pop them in the freezer for five minutes and the remaining was pops right out. Wash them and reuse them for lots of different things.

  25. Erica

    I try to recycle or reuse everything! I don’t get very creative, but reusing grocery bags and grocery jars are practical solutions. I have never heard of saving pop tops for cancer patients. I’d love info on that.

  27. Stephanie

    We recycle trash…including lots of milk jugs. This year we were able to give our church lots of clean empty jugs to be reused as beautiful luminaries to light the way to our local park for our church’s Christmas Gift to our community the Live Nativity…a 45 min reenactment of the Holy Night of Jesus’s Birth!

  29. kathleen

    my husband drinks alot of coffee. i reuse the containers for everything from cookie jars to art supplies holders. i love them!