
Bao-Khang Luu of Relevé Design shows a crowd how to make a light pendant out of upcycled items.
In honor of Earth Day, Krrb and Relevé Design teamed up for a free upcycling workshop at Dekalb Market on Saturday. Among the bustling shoppers, Bao-Khang Luu of Relevé Design held a how-to on a DIY version of his stylish woven six-pack rings lamps. If you were shopping the market (like at our Krrb container!) and missed out, don’t fret. You can find a rundown of light pendant and other DIY projects on Relevé Design. Check out photos of the workshop and keep an eye on Krrb for more events like this one.

Can't you feel the Earth Day love from these upcyclers?

Available on Relevé Design website, this light pendant DIY is simple but time consuming.

Krrb member Judi Stroh rolled up her sleeves and got busy upcycling.

These DIYers proudly show off their new upcycled goods.
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