Karen Bertelson Puts Together a Hot, Inexpensive and Safe Project
Meghan Young — September 22, 2010 — Art & Design
References: theartofdoingstuff & core77
Prometheus may have given us fire, but Karen Bertelson shows us a great way to harness and display this amazing gift. She has devised a do-it-yourself project for creating a portable fire pit.
Although this may sound dangerous and complex, Karen Bertelson has put together a relatively simple set of instructions. All you need is a "cheap metal planter, panes of glass from inexpensive diploma holders, a canister of gel fuel, rocks, metal mesh, and silicone for a total cost of $25," according to Core 77.
Although this may sound dangerous and complex, Karen Bertelson has put together a relatively simple set of instructions. All you need is a "cheap metal planter, panes of glass from inexpensive diploma holders, a canister of gel fuel, rocks, metal mesh, and silicone for a total cost of $25," according to Core 77.
Trend Themes
1. DIY Fire Pits - The trend of creating DIY fire pits using inexpensive materials and simple instructions.
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Industry Implications
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3. Sustainability and Upcycling - Companies focused on sustainability and upcycling can offer DIY tutorials and kits using recycled materials for budget-friendly outdoor decor options.
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