$10.99 from wow-imports.com - This recycled, fair trade plastic bag chicken is handcrafted by disadvantaged crafters in the townships near Cape Town, South Africa. 7" x 6". Comes in 5 color schemes!

$38.00 from UncommonGoods - Combining sustainable design with fair trade principles, these cute cosmetic pouches are hand crocheted from over 200 recycled aluminum pull-tabs.

$24.99 from Modern Artisans - These fantastic retro bowls are made from actual 12" vinyl records! Each bowl has the original label intact and protected with a clear mylar seal. Choose from 6 genres: Rock, Pop, Country, Divas, Crooners or Jazz.

$18.00 from UncommonGoods - Made from 100 percent recycled glass, these wine bottle-shaped platters will provide a lovely backdrop to the cheese, crackers, fruits or vegetables you serve at your next wine tasting party.

$28.00 from UncommonGoods - This eye-catching clutch is made from crisscrossed shiny and graphically great candy wrappers. The rainbow checkerboard effect adds instant punch to any getup and shows that you love the Earth just as much as fashion.

$11.99 from PerpetualKid.com - Create your own wine cork trivet in minutes! It's really easy to make - just save 8 wine corks and screw them on the base. It's recycling, with a twist!

$36.00 from SeventhAvenue.com - Festive stacking melamine bowls are dotted with a mix of confetti colors & the variety of sizes means you'll have the bowl you need for any occasion. Made from recycled melamine, so they're environmentally friendly. Set of 4.

$19.95 from Wishingfish.com - Add a little rock-n-roll style to your drink service with these cool coasters made from recycled vintage LPs. Created from an original record that's been trimmed to frame the classic label with a thin ring of black vinyl.

$40.00 from UncommonGoods - Clean your feet, and the environment at the same time, using these colorful & durable mats with a storied past. Instead of heading to a landfill, flip-flop rubber is now made into these doormats, using galvanized metal wire.

$29.95 from NOVICA.com - Making a statement for ecological responsibility, Francis Oliveira designs a stunning bracelet. The cylinders are hand-made from recycled magazines which give it the name "News". Glass beads complete the original design.