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    Recycled art uses discarded materials to create new works of art. The artists featured in this article collect used and natural materials like bottle caps, pinecones, and driftwood to craft sculptures, mobiles, and other pieces. Their creative works demonstrate how everyday discarded items can be transformed into beautiful artistic expressions.

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    Elementary Art Unit using Recycled Materials

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    Recycled art uses discarded materials to create new works of art. The artists featured in this article collect used and natural materials like bottle caps, pinecones, and driftwood to craft sculptures, mobiles, and other pieces. Their creative works demonstrate how everyday discarded items can be transformed into beautiful artistic expressions.

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    Recycled Art: With Used and Natural Resources

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    Recycled art uses discarded materials to create new works of art. The artists featured in this article collect used and natural materials like bottle caps, pinecones, and driftwood to craft sculptures, mobiles, and other pieces. Their creative works demonstrate how everyday discarded items can be transformed into beautiful artistic expressions.

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    RECYCLED ART

    With Used and Natural Resources

    Kristen Nishimoto
    Pam Saarloos
    Education 211
    Professor Alberda
    December 12, 2001

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