Tennis Bracelets

This is my favorite tennis bracelet. It is from Tiffany and the actual title is the Tiffany Jazz bracelet. The round brilliant diamonds are set in platinum. And it can be your for the small sum of $17,250.

Many professional tennis players wear jewelry when they play matches - I admire this although I play only wearing small diamond earrings. Necklaces, watches, rings and bracelets bother me when I play tennis. I have enough issues with my tennis game!

Why is a diamond bracelet nicknamed "tennis bracelet?' I mean jewelry is never named after a sport - right?

Chris Evert was playing a tennis match in 1987 and she was wearing an expensive bracelet featuring a string of individually set diamonds. The diamonds were glittering in the sunlight. When the clasp broke she asked the officials to stop the match until the bracelet could be found. Since that day bracelets featuring a row of diamonds have been called tennis bracelets. Tennis players and non-tennis players all wear tennis bracelets. They look fantastic for dressy occasions or with jeans and a t-shirt! 

Tennis Ball Can Recycling Idea

Isn't this a unique idea to store your cupcake liners? The can is clear so you can see exactly what colors and patterns that you have when you make cupcakes. I found this idea on the greenbacksgal.com. Rinse out the can with warm soapy water and let dry - remove the label and  fill the container with cupcake liners. Now your cupcake liners will not get squashed! 

I am always looking for ideas to recycle tennis balls and cans - let me know if you have any ideas,

More Tennis Ball Recycling

The above candles I found on a French website - yes! the post was written in French.

If you read French google this blog - lepetiyakamoderne .blogspot.com on the June 16, 2011 post.

Isn't this a fun office for a tennis lover?

This photo is from Ready Made magazine - the article was "Match Point." Go to readymade.com and they show three ways to reuse grounded tennis balls.

Tennis Ball Recycling

In a World where we must start recycling - what should be do with our old tennis balls? We can donate them to pet shelters for dog toys or nursing homes for rehabilitation purposes.

What about making some fun and useful crafts? The 1800recycling.com website has an article showing ten creative uses for old tennis balls - you will be amazed at the creativity. Click on the blog and the tennis ball post is dated March 23, 2011.

Recycle, Reuse, Repurpose.