TRASH TO TREASURE THE SECOND LIFE OF RECYCLED CAN.
Recycling can a small decorated tin can, positioned in the center-middle of the image, is the main subject. The can is a muted coral or terracotta orange color with a hand-drawn, script-style “Happy Birthday” printed in a red-pink color. The can appears to be a gift or party favor. It sits on a polka-dotted surface, likely a table. A mint green tin can with the words “Happy Birthday” is visible in the background, slightly above and to the right. The image also includes party decorations like balloons (yellow, orange, and other pastel colors) and streamers. The light used in the image is bright. It can’t show any kind of image. The use of can in correct way. We can also use it in many other ways like hanging pieces. Overall, style is whimsical and unique.
• RE- IMAGINING THE RECYCLING CAN A JOURNEY FROM WASTE TO WONDER.
A light teal-green tin can, decorated with the words “Happy Birthday” in simple script, is centrally located in the image. Inside the can, partially visible, are small, colorful toys, including a small blue toy car and various candies. The tin is positioned slightly askew, with its contents spilling out onto a light beige-green polka-dotted surface. Surrounding the tin are assorted party supplies, such as mint green paper garlands, colorful hard candies, plastic party horns, and blue drinking straws tied together with red string.
The Recycling can image shows a flat-lay composition, with all the items arranged in a horizontal plane. The color used for birthday can is warm and bright. The style use in can is likely to birthday theme. This type of accessories we can placed in the can and also used it for many other purposes.
<STEPS FOR BIRTHDAY IN CAN>
1: Pick up a tin can with a pull tab top and remove the paper label. Make sure to choose a can that doesn’t have a rounded bottom, or you can opener won’t work on it.
2: We can use can opener to remove the handle of the can.
3: The inside of the can and the circle you removed Use washi tape to cover the sharp edges on both sides.
4: Cut thin strips of paper to make a paper chain. The image pieces are approximately 1/4 ′ ′ x 1.1/2 ′ ′.
5: Use a dab of hot glue to collect the paper chains.
6: Stick the paper chains hot on the top of the can.
7: Fill the can with small candies and food.
8: Once the can is full, put the bottom back on and use a clean tape to secure it.
9: We can cut colored paper into rectangle shape to cover the side of the can.
10: We can drop a beautiful birthday message on the can with help of paper.
11: Stick the label on the can.
<CROCKERY IN CAN SUSTAINABLE SOLUTION>
• FROM TRASH TO TABLE HOW CANS ARE TRANSFORMING CROCKERY.
A mint green tin can organizer, holding various silverware (forks, knives, spoons). The cans are arranged vertically in a trio, with a light brown leather handle across the top. Labels on each can read “COLHER” (spoon), “GARFO” (fork), and “FACA” (knife) in dark text. The silverware is neatly arranged inside each tin. organizer is centered in the image. The lighting is bright and even, casting no significant shadows.
The background is out of focus and shows a few plates, implying a table setting. The overall style is rustic and craft-like. The composition is simple and functional, showcasing the repurposed tins. The color used in the theme are pastel and warm. There are many ways of recycling can. We can also hold many other things in it instead of crockery.
<STEPS OF CROCKERY IN CAN>
1 – Get 6 cans without a lid and sand it so that whatever jaggery is left while cutting the envelope. Remove it. Tip: Prefer a long can like a can of peeled tomatoes.
2 Paint cans inside and out. Use the color of your choice and let it dry for a day. We used synthetic paint. Artificial enamel protects the metal from moisture, prevents rust. You can use any other paint that goes with the metal.
Tip: Put your hand in the can and rotate the can as you brush it from the outside. Place the can on a table equipped with a newspaper and brush the inside. Alternatively, wait for the paint to dry on the outside to paint on the inside.
3 – Choose a piece of wood and paint with synthetic enamel or other paint. Here we put a little white ink on the paint that we used to paint the can so that the tones are different. The wood is a little lighter than the can. If you like the original color of the wood and cans, you don’t need to paint anything.
4 – With a thick nail and hammer, make a hole in the can to thread the screw. Tip: To make this step easier, look at the picture and see how I put the can inside a thick piece of wood that was held in place by a red clip. So, you can do it to not scratch the paint, place a piece of felt between the wood and the paint can.
5 – Keep the stuck box in a place that will be damaged. Mark the location of the hole in the wood with a pen or pencil.
6 – Drill 6 holes in the wood with a hammer and nail.
7 – Put the screws in the holes of the box, then patch it on a piece of wood. Repeat with all the cans.
8 – Screw the handle after drilling with a nail and hammer.
• RECYCLED THE CAN IN DIFFRENT WAYS TO SOLVE KITCHEN PROBLEMS.
A light teal-green metal tin can organizer, holding various cutlery, including forks, knives, and spoons. The cans are arranged in a cluster of four, forming a compact, rectangular structure. The organizer has a light brown leather handle. The cans are decorated with light brown labels that read “forks,” “knives,” “spoons,” and “grill” respectively. The light is bright and even. The style o is also modern and functional. The main focus is on organization and cutlery. Here we can use can in many other purposes like cosmetics and ins stationary. In our industry there are a lot of benefits of recycling can.
<BENEFITS OF RECYCLING CAN>
- Protects Ecosystems and Wildlife.
- Conserves Our Natural Resources.
- Saves Energy.
- Reduces the Need to Harvest New Materials.
- Reduces Carbon Emissions.
- Saves Money.
- Brings People Together.
- Educates People About the Importance of Protecting the Environment.
