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Industrial design students give new life to discarded materials

ReMade project allows students to sell their creations to the public

Students Trevor Greenwood, Yuanxiang Huang and Megan Ostrowski work together on setting up a display.
From left, Western Washington University students Trevor Greenwood, Yuanxiang Huang and Megan Ostrowski work together on March 10 to set up a display of beer cans repurposed into candles for the ReMade: Tools for Living opening event at Ideal in downtown Bellingham. (Photo courtesy of Luke Hollister/WWU)
By Jenelle Baumbach News Intern
A pencil pouch made from bike tires, a tote bag made from sailcloth, a chair made of towing straps and more — all student-designed and manufactured — are available for purchase at downtown Bellingham’s Ideal.  The junior class of Western Washington University’s industrial design program showcased their work at the annual ReMade: Tools for Living event on Friday, March 10.  The ReMade project requires students to design and manufacture a product, derived from locally dispo

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