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Creative project management is an approach tailored to the workflows of creative projects like design, video production, ad creative, TV / film, and even software. Working on advertising projects requires a great deal of creativity.

1. CREATIVE AND CULTURAL PROJECTS

2. Projects that express ideas, traditions, and values through art, design, or community activities, often blending creativity with cultural heritage to preserve, promote, and innovate cultural identity.

3. Learning Objectives Create a simple decorative item using recycled materials. Incorporate local or Filipino designs into personal projects. Present a handmade project that serves both decorative and practical purposes.

4. What is Culture? Shared values, beliefs, practices Passed from generation to generation

5. What is Art? Expression of creativity and imagination Visual, performing, literary forms

6. Importance of Culture & Arts Shapes identity Strengthens unity Fosters creativity

7. Recycled Décor

8. What is Recycling?

9. Recycling is the process of collecting and turning used or waste materials into new products instead of throwing them away. It helps reduce waste, save natural resources, and protect the environment.

10. Recycled décor refers to decorative items created from used, discarded, or waste materials that are transformed into new, functional, or artistic objects. Instead of throwing these materials away, they are repurposed and given a second life as decorations.

11. Recycling + Creativity: Combines the principle of recycling (reducing waste) with artistic creativity to produce unique designs. Sustainability: Promotes environmental awareness by reducing trash and conserving resources. Practical & Aesthetic: The items can serve both as decorations (aesthetic purpose) and sometimes as useful objects (practical purpose).

12. Examples of Recycled Decor

13. Bottle Lamp- Glass bottles turned into table lamps or hanging lights.

14. Jar Lanterns- Old mason jars or sauce jars decorated and used as candle holders or fairy-light lanterns.

15. Plastic Bottle PlantersCut plastic bottles designed as pots for plants or vertical gardens.

16. Paper Bead Curtains/Jewelry-Rolled magazine or newspaper strips made into colorful beads for décor or accessories.

17. CD Mosaic Art- Broken or old CDs cut into shapes and glued as reflective mosaic décor.

18. Tin Can Holders- Painted tin cans reused as pencil holders, desk organizers, or flower vases.

19. Fabric Scrap Rugs- Woven mats or rugs created from old T-shirts, jeans, or textile scraps.

20. Parol (Filipino Lantern) from Recycled Materials- Traditional Filipino star lantern crafted using recycled plastic bottles, straws, or cartons .✨

21. 🌸 Flower from Plastic Bottles or Paper Cut and shaped plastic bottles or used paper to form flowers. Bright, eye-catching, and eco-friendly.

22. Handmade Crafts

23. Handmade crafts are objects or decorative items that are created by hand rather than by machines. They involve the use of simple tools and raw or natural materials to produce functional or decorative products. These crafts highlight creativity, patience, and personal skill.

24. Made by Hand: Crafted with human skill, not mass-produced by factories. Unique & Personal: Each piece is often one-of-a-kind. Cultural Value: Many handmade crafts reflect traditions, customs, and heritage. Practical & Decorative: They can be useful items (bags, baskets, clothing) or purely artistic (paintings, ornaments).

25. Examples of Handmade Crafts

26. Weaving The art of interlacing fibers or materials (like abaca, pandan, rattan, or fabric strips) to create mats, baskets, bags, or textiles. Example: Banig (traditional Filipino mat).

27. Pottery The craft of shaping and baking clay to form jars, pots, bowls, or vases. Example: Clay jars (banga) used for water storage.

28. Woodcarving The skill of cutting and shaping wood into decorative or useful objects like furniture, sculptures, or religious figures. Example: Ifugao wooden bulul

29. Embroidery The art of decorating fabric with needle and thread by stitching patterns or designs.Example : Barong Tagalog with hand-stitched floral designs.

30. Hand-painted Crafts The process of painting directly on objects like wood, bamboo, fans, or keychains to add unique and colorful designs. Example: Painted bamboo fans sold in Filipino markets.

31. Basketry – Making baskets and containers using bamboo, rattan, or palm leaves. Paper Crafts – Origami or recycled paper decorations. Beadwork – Jewelry, keychains, and accessories made with beads, shells, or seeds.

32. Metal Crafts – Handmade jewelry, utensils, or décor from brass, copper, or recycled metals. Shell Crafts – Home décor, chandeliers, or ornaments made from seashells. Leather Crafts – Handmade wallets, belts, sandals, and bags from leather.

33. Soap and Candle Making – Decorative or scented soaps and candles, often molded into shapes. Macramé – Decorative knotting technique to make plant hangers, bags, or wall art. Bamboo Crafts – Handmade lamps, furniture, and musical instruments from bamboo.