Example input
Preferences: Eco-friendly, Low-cost, Beginner-level
Available Resources: Basic tools, Upcycled materials
Example output
Pallet Planter Box:
Description: Create a planter box from upcycled wooden pallets to grow your favorite plants, herbs, or flowers. This eco-friendly project will not only help you save money but also give your outdoor space a rustic touch.
Materials: Wooden pallets, nails or screws, hammer or screwdriver, handsaw or jigsaw, sandpaper, paint or wood stain (optional), and a protective sealant.
DIY Rainwater Harvesting System:
Description: Set up a rainwater harvesting system to collect and store rainwater for use in watering plants, cleaning, or other non-potable purposes. This project is both eco-friendly and cost-effective.
Materials: A large plastic barrel or container, spigot, mesh screen, downspout adapter, gutter filter, and basic tools like a drill and a hacksaw.
Insulating Window Film:
Description: Improve your home's energy efficiency by applying insulating window film to your windows. This project is beginner-friendly and will help reduce heat gain in the summer and heat loss in the winter.
Materials: Insulating window film, measuring tape, scissors or utility knife, a squeegee, and a spray bottle filled with water and a few drops of dish soap.
Upcycled Bottle Bird Feeder:
Description: Create a simple bird feeder using an upcycled plastic bottle, which will attract birds to your garden while repurposing materials that would otherwise go to waste.
Materials: An empty plastic bottle, wooden spoons or dowels, strong cord or rope, a utility knife or scissors, and birdseed.
DIY Draft Stopper:
Description: Make a draft stopper from upcycled materials to help seal gaps around doors and windows, reducing drafts and improving your home's energy efficiency.
Materials: Old fabric (e.g., a pair of jeans or a large shirt), scissors, a sewing machine or needle and thread, and a filling material such as rice, sand, or even shredded plastic bags.