1. MAKE A BAT COSTUME
Old umbrellas can make great bat wings, and even the ears are made from umbrella parts!Find out how to make this masterpiece, step by step, here: http://www.evilmadscientist.com/2006/how-to-build-a-better-bat-costume
2. MAKE A DECORATIVE FLOWER DISPLAY
Use some decorative ribbon to tie a nice bow part way up the umbrella so that the flowers can sit in at the required height. Buy a nice bouquet of flowers (or you can use plastic flowers) and create a nice arrangement. Only use half of the umbrella if you plan on a door hanging or use flowers all the way round if you plan on standing the umbrella in a pot.Idea & Picture courtesy of http://greenparadisehomes.com
3. CREATE A CHANDELIER
If your long stick umbrella has a torn canopy, but the frame is still intact have a go at this new take on the classic Crystal Chandelier.
4. CREATE A NEW WORK OF ART
Art has no limitations. Check out this dress made out of a broken umbrella, bubble wrap, and buttons for an art installation in Chicago.5. CREATE A POOCH PONCHO.
This lovely pink jacket was created by Recycling Zychal out of old umbrella canopies, but if you are handy with a sewing machine why not have a go yourself.
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