Maureen Baker and Jackie Andrews get together and look at using recycled materials.
A steady crowd was on hand for the opening of The ReMakery, co-ordinated by Habitat for Humanity Northland, in Whangārei on Saturday.
After the ribbon cutting, several workshops including sewing and making kombucha were held at the site behind Flip Out on Woods Rd.
As well as the workshops, an
Upcycle shop based in a shipping container was open for the public to browse and find some hidden gems.
• For more information on shop times and workshops planned, go to www.theremakery.org.nz
Northern Advocate photographer John Stone went along on Saturday to see what treasures he could find.
