Mason jars make great candle holders because they are able to withstand a lot of heat. Plus simple jars add a rustic touch to the decor.  You can use them as simple candle holders or turn them into garden lights to decorate your walkway.

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Infuse Let ginger, pomegranate seeds, and citrus peels steep in vodka or vinegar for delectable cocktails and salads.

The tail end of Summer squash and the first crop of pumpkins can be hollowed out and dried for an elegant Fall tablescape or a pot for tiny plants!

Bring Your Own Cup You'll save 10 cents on the price of your drink when you bring in your own reusable cup, mug, or travel tumbler.

Bug-Repellant Orange Candles Chase bugs away with this cute orange candle.

Wineglass Dioramas Turn ordinary wineglasses into extraordinary dioramas.

Floating Candle Jars Now that it's getting warmer, it's the perfect time to sit back on your patio and enjoy the breeze. Worried about bugs? We've got you covered. Make these floating candle jars to keep the bugs away, and enjoy the beautiful scent while you're at it.

Lemon-Rind Soaps They might look like lemon candy, but they're actually supercute lemon soaps! Instead of throwing away lemon rinds, make these homemade soaps for brighter, softer hands.

Wine Bottle Lamps Lighten up a room or patio with this unique look. To get it yourself, you'll need something like a steel cable to hang it from and a spiral (or other adornment) to peek out from the bottom of the cut glass. Secure a votive inside and voilà — it's a lamp made from a wine bottle.

Plastic Spoon Chrysanthemum Mirror Break up plastic spoons and stick them on a cardboard wreath form you can get from a crafts store. Paint them with a color you like, and stick a mirror in the center. Find more detailed instructions here.

Spoon Racks Flatten and bend spoons, and then nail them onto wooden planks to make a really cool-looking spoon rack.

Mason Jar Sewing Kit

Plastic Bag Basket Braid plastic bags together to make a basket. Get more instructions here.

Orange Candle Slice an orange in half and dig out everything except the stem-like piece in the middle, which will act as the wick. Fill it up with olive oil, and light the wick. The flame is supposed to last for a few hours.

Old Teacup Candles There's nothing sadder than when one of your favorite teacups or coffee mugs ends up with a crack or chip. But instead of tossing out your beloved drinking cup, transform it into a sweet candle.

Mason Jar Chandelier With a bit of work, but you can make chandeliers out of mason jars. For an easier DIY route, use candles instead of electrical lighting.

Wine Bottle Centerpiece Such an easy DIY project, and yet, so pretty! Spruce up a wine bottle with a doily to turn it into an interesting centerpiece.

Denim Wine Carrier Given the nature of the material, denim is a good insulator, which makes it perfect as a wine bottle carrier.

Cork Pot Holder Let a steaming pot cool down on a cool legless trivet made from corks fused together.

Coffee Grounds Candle Use old coffee grands and the ends of old candles to create this awesome coffee candle.

Mason jars make great candle holders because they are able to withstand a lot of heat. Plus simple jars add a rustic touch to the decor. You can use them as simple candle holders or turn them into garden lights to decorate your walkway.

Upcycle an old dresser by taking one of the drawers and hanging it up for use as a bulletin board.

Turn used corks into one-of-a-kind jewelry. Chop them up into thinner slices and add beads to dress them up. You can even hollow them out and insert a bead for a different look.