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Life Style with Denise Simons has featured Six pieces of SMART! Scrap made Art. This is a repurposed necklace created by Sally Mills, Local Jeweler/Progress Director of Fiscal Services.Life Style with Denise Simons will once again feature a beautiful piece of repurposed art provided by SMART! Scrap Made Art tonight! The NewsChannel5 program, which is available on Comcast Channel 250, will air a short segment at 9 p.m. tonight on how to create the beautiful necklace above with everyday items. The show will re-air Tuesday afternoon, so check your local listings.
Progress' Director of Fiscal Services Sally Mills created the artisan jewelry above with upcycled copperwire, coins and other items.
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Showing posts with label Recycle. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Recycle. Show all posts
Monday, June 3, 2013
SMART! Appearance on NewChannel5: Repurposed Jewelry
Monday, April 22, 2013
SMART! Featured on NewsChannel 5+ Life Style with Denise Simons TONIGHT!
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| Handmade coasters designed with broken glass scraps, wall tiles and grout by SMART Scrap Made Art's Kelli Monday. |
The above stylish coasters will be featured in tonight's episode. Last week, the beautiful stepping stone crafted by Progress Executive Director Donna Goodaker was featured in the Repurpose segment last week. Life Style, hosted by Denise Simons, a local interior decorator, is an hour show that gives insight on design ideas and features interviews with home decor and art experts every Monday night.
Denise has been kind enough to feature items made from our stash of recycled materials from SMART! on her show over the next few weeks. Other SMART! Scrap Made Art creations will be featured for the next 4-5 Mondays, so if you miss this week's segment, please plan your DVR for the Repurpose segment of Life Style with Denise Simons over the next few weeks.
We greatly appreciate NewsChannel5+ and Denise for giving our upcycled creations a platform to be viewed by the community.
Monday, December 31, 2012
2012 Top 5 Disability & Senior Blog Posts
2012 was a great first year for the Pressing Forward with Progress blog.
We've had more than 2,600 views of our various blog posts!
We posted about our clients, events & awards more than 30 times! And now we're sharing the top 5 most read blog posts of 2012:
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SMART Holds First Donation Day
Jerry Adams artwork on display at Vanderbilt's Kennedy Center
Spotlight on Seniors: Scams Against the Elderly
We thank you & we welcome feedback. Please let our Progress blogger Stephanie Toone know what you'd like to hear more about in the New Year.
This year, we have the return of two amazing events Festival on the Fairway and the E.N.D. East Nash Dash. We also have the launch of SMART - Scrap Made Art to look forward to.
Here's to many more Stories of Progress in 2013.
Thursday, December 27, 2012
Holiday Trash 101: Regift, Recycle & Reclaim
Now, that the holidays are coming to end. You're probably looking for ways to get rid of gifts, holiday cards, wrapping paper and everything else under the sun. Progress has just the solution. Donate your holiday items, materials around the house filling up space or an array of other items to SMART! Scrap Made Art. Our repurposed arts & supplies store, which will officially launch in the New Year, is accepting donations now.
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| Reclaimed holiday cards. |
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| Reclaimed holiday bows. |
The reclaimed items, from wire hangers to greeting cards, will be sold in bulk at affordable prices to artists, teachers & craftspeople looking to reduce Nashville's waste and make art from scraps. We already have a large inventory of fabric, buttons, yarn, metal scraps and much much more. We can schedule appointments for drop off, so before or after the New Year, we're here to help!
We'll have a store opening soon, but we are already storing our inventory, so if interested in donating items or learning more, please contact Kelli Monday at k.monday@progress-inc.org.
• Recycle wrapping paper, card stock type gift tags, cards and envelopes along with all the holiday catalogues and promotional mail.
• Boxes, ribbons, bows and other gift decorations
• Save used Christmas cards that can be used as gift tags for next year
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