trash-freecrafting

noun
UK /træʃ ˈfriːkrɑːftɪŋ/
US /træʃ ˈfrikræftɪŋ/

Making fun new things out of old trash instead of throwing it away.

We did trash-freecrafting with bottle caps and made a cool robot.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A school activity where kids turn rubbish into art projects.

Our class trash-freecrafting project turned old boxes into a castle.

3. The hobby of building useful items from discarded materials.

Her trash-freecrafting hobby saved money and kept plastic out of the bin.

4. A way to reduce waste by giving old objects a new purpose.

Trash-freecrafting helps the planet by keeping trash out of landfills.

5. A style of art that uses found or thrown-away objects.

The museum showed trash-freecrafting sculptures made from cans and wire.