These cut up toilet rolls make great wall art, you'd never guess what they were before.

Check out the how-to from Growing Up Creative.

Start collecting can tabs from the top of your soda cans and you can make this super cute belt.

Check out the how-to from Curious Girl.

Turn the aluminum from your soda cans in to pretty little decorations for your home.

Check out the how-to from Little House In The Suburbs.

This recycled necklace is super stylish and a great way to recycle old clothing.

Check out the how-to from Cumbersome.

These napkin rings look so easy to make and are a great way to brighten up a table setting.

Check out the how-to from Merriment.

Turn those headlines in to something handy with a newspaper basket.

Check out the how-to from How About Orange.

Here's a great way to repurpose a cereal box - fold it in to a nifty hexagonal box.

Check out the how-to from Evil Mad Scientist.

These crochet flowers are a great way of recycling pull-tabs from soda cans.

Check out the how-to from Escamastudio.

Here's a great idea for recycling pesky junk mail - turn it in to gift bags!

Check out the how-to from Junk Mail Gems.

Here's a great way to recycle your magazines and create some high fashion coasters.

Check out the how-to from Project Fidgety Fingers.

Here's a nifty way to turn a plastic bottle in to a coin purse!

Check out the how-to from Green Upgrader.

Here's a great tutorial for making a bath mat out of recycled materials.

Check out the how-to from Ecologue.

These flower fairy lights look truly magical and would brighten up any grotto.

Check out the how-to from Espirit Cabane.

If you're thinking of digitally upgrading your music collection, then here's a great use for the leftovers. Turn your old CDs in to a fantastic disco ball!

Check out the how-to and have a disco in your bedroom.

This skeleton, made from melted cassette tapes looks amazing and would be fantastic for Halloween next year. Another reason to upgrade your old music collection.

See more photos in the post from Wacky Archives.

If you're guilty of hoarding magazines after you've read them because you're unsure what to do with them, then you'll love these recycled Magazine Frames.

Get rid of your hoard and learn how-to make your own.

The toy truck is made from beer cans and has bottle caps for wheels. It even has a little can band inside.

Learn how to make your own here.

Do you ever worry about your bagel getting squashed in your bag on the way to work?

Fear no more, Acorn Studio have posted a great way to repurpose a CD-spindle case in to a Bagel-to-go CD Case.

Kathy Cano-Murillo has shared a tutorial for Glittered Soda Pop Bottles on her Crafty Chica blog.

They look fantastic and they'd make great vases.

If your old bike is a heap of junk, why not recycle it in to a heap of furniture? That's what the clever designers at Bike Furniture did, using old parts to create stylish chairs, tables and other household accessories.

What a great way to recycle broken or worn-down crayons. Candace at Crafty Daisies has posted an excellent tutorial for making Crayon Nibbles, by melting down odd coloured crayons to create multi-coloured nibbles.

My Recycled Bags is a wonderful blog filled with tutorials for making bags out of recycled materials, such as plastic bags and the tape from cassettes. My favourite projects include the Cassette Tape Evening Bag and a Wristlet crocheted from plastic bags.

The perfect way to re-use plastic bags, so that you wont need to take a new one.

I hate throwing things away. I keep all kinds of bits and pieces and I'm scared of becoming a hoarder. I have huge collections of light bulbs, bottle caps, corks, the plastic fish that soya sauce comes in, envelopes and magazines. Finally, there's a website to help recycle these hoarded treasures.

How Can I Recycle This? is a website where readers write in to ask for suggestions on recycling and reusing items they have acquired, everything from milk cartons to USB memory sticks, and the members of the site give their ideas, tips and suggestions for repurposing the items.

Definitely worth checking out if you have a cupboard full of knick-knacks. Nothing but good green fun!