Every December, Seilhamer and her husband make unconventional Christmas tree. For this year, they used a stack of paint samples they saved from their house repairs. They also used some old Venetian blinds and wires to form the tree structure. Then they attached the paint samples and some decorations and the result is simply amazing. Even the star is made from the blinds.

Seilhamer hopes that through her artwork, she will inspire others to use resources around them and to think outside the box. Check out her incredible recycled creation below.

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Her passions in life are painting, upcycling, sewing and crafting. Her first painting was with Bob Ross while watching the Joy of Painting at 7 years old. She’s a self-taught artist with an Associates Degree in Entrepreneurship who wants to have her own business someday. Now, she owns an art-based service business called Connecting in Color, where she helps others “connect” and “grow” as artists.

Next to painting, Seilhamer also loves recycling and finding beauty in things that people usually throw away. She creates “value” from these objects – this is a type of recycling called upcycling or better known as creative reuse, where you turn discarded items into something functional. Recently, she created a chandelier made out of thousand upcycled can tabs.

“Can tabs are shiny and simple enough as a building material. I’ve also always wanted a chandelier, however looking at the price tags of those big, sparkly ones made the decision easy to make one from can tabs instead!” she writes on her blog.

She said that making this chandelier takes a lot of patience but the outcome is very worth it. Take a look at her amazing creation below.

The post Artist Makes Fabulous Chandelier Out of Soda Can Tabs appeared first on TettyBetty.

The bowl is made from puzzle pieces, hot glue, paint and waterproof sealer (optional). Friendly tip: paint the pieces before you build the bowl!

The outcome looks yummy but unfortunately they are not edible.

Check out her artistic design

The post A Puzzle Piece Fruit Bowl Inspired By ‘Charlie And The Chocolate Factory’ appeared first on TettyBetty.

Every December, Seilhamer and her husband make unconventional Christmas tree. For this year, they used a stack of paint samples they saved from their house repairs. They also used some old Venetian blinds and wires to form the tree structure. Then they attached the paint samples and some decorations and the result is simply amazing. Even the star is made from the blinds.

Seilhamer hopes that through her artwork, she will inspire others to use resources around them and to think outside the box. Check out her incredible recycled creation below.

The post Artist Creates Incredible Christmas Tree Out of Paint Samples and Old Blinds appeared first on TettyBetty.

Her passions in life are painting, upcycling, sewing and crafting. Her first painting was with Bob Ross while watching the Joy of Painting at 7 years old. She’s a self-taught artist with an Associates Degree in Entrepreneurship who wants to have her own business someday. Now, she owns an art-based service business called Connecting in Color, where she helps others “connect” and “grow” as artists.

Next to painting, Seilhamer also loves recycling and finding beauty in things that people usually throw away. She creates “value” from these objects – this is a type of recycling called upcycling or better known as creative reuse, where you turn discarded items into something functional. Recently, she created a chandelier made out of thousand upcycled can tabs.

“Can tabs are shiny and simple enough as a building material. I’ve also always wanted a chandelier, however looking at the price tags of those big, sparkly ones made the decision easy to make one from can tabs instead!” she writes on her blog.

She said that making this chandelier takes a lot of patience but the outcome is very worth it. Take a look at her amazing creation below.

The post Artist Makes Fabulous Chandelier Out of Soda Can Tabs appeared first on TettyBetty.

The bowl is made from puzzle pieces, hot glue, paint and waterproof sealer (optional). Friendly tip: paint the pieces before you build the bowl!

The outcome looks yummy but unfortunately they are not edible.

Check out her artistic design

The post A Puzzle Piece Fruit Bowl Inspired By ‘Charlie And The Chocolate Factory’ appeared first on TettyBetty.