In fact, it doesn't have to take much more than a few pieces of cardboard! Many of us stay on the lookout for more eco-friendly routes to ditch old materials. Though it's hardly the first option that ...

In this modern age, when you can have practically anything delivered to your doorstep within two days or less, it's likely that you frequently find yourself having to break down and dispose of boxes.

You can find written instructions to accompany the video and the lists of materials and tools below. The size and shape of the cardboard box that you use is entirely up to you. You can convert any box ...

Next, take the item you're covering and put it on a flat surface. If you're using a bowl or reusable mold, smear a fine layer of Vaseline onto the part you'll be covering. This will protect it and ...

It would be interesting to see a talented player handle such a makeshift piece. Alternatively, consider some of the alternative DIY instruments we’ve featured before. Video after the break.

As for the glue that's found on cardboard, she said most glue used in cardboard is made from vegetable starch, an eco-friendly alternative to standard glue, and if you use the box in the garden, make ...

It’s safe to say that the global campaign against the use of plastic straws reached fever pitch this year, with many companies and people choosing to ditch plastic straws in favour of paper ones.