How to Upcycle Foam Sheets, Cardboard, and *Tillandsia recurvata* for a Living Sound Baffle
Why Make a Living Sound Baffle?
A sound baffle reduces noise, absorbs echoes, and improves acoustics in a space. By incorporating foam sheets, cardboard, and Tillandsia recurvata (Ball Moss), we can create a functional, beautiful, and sustainable acoustic panel that also purifies air and supports biodiversity.
This method follows the ReLeaf ethos—turning waste materials into adaptable, living systems that evolve with their environment.
How to Make a Cat Scratcher from Upcycled Cardboard
Why Upcycle a Cat Scratcher?
Scratching is a natural behavior for cats that helps with claw maintenance, stress relief, and territory marking. Instead of purchasing a commercial scratcher made with synthetic materials, this guide will show you how to make a durable, upcycled alternative using discarded cardboard.
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Save the Books / Libros Libres: A campaign or event at the Austin Public Library.
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Show Arte by Luis Coss:
- Date: Saturday, September 28, 2024, at 2:00 PM
- Location: Austin Central Library
- Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month
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Austin Public Library - Let’s Be Social: Follow the Austin Public Library on social media:
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Unknown Trivia!
- When: Sundays, 8 PM to 10 PM
- Where: The Buzz Mill, 1505 Town Creek Dr, Austin, TX 78704
- Host: Graham Shroyer
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Dungeons & Drafts