Teen Makes a Prom Dress From Soda Cans and a Military Style Remodel
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Updated: April 30, 2012
A teen makes a prom dress out of soda cans and a military style remodel. It's new stories that have gone Over the Edge.
A Denver high school student took recycling to a whole new level. Regan Kerr put her prom dress together using tabs from soda cans.
The junior at George Washington H.S. turned a collection of more than 5,000 tads into a unique gown. It did take a bit of time, the dress was five months in the making with lots of soda drinking.
It's considered the Extreme Home Makeover: Military Edition. Homeowners in Minnesota got rid of their old house over the weekend with a tank. A crew from the company Drive-a-Tank was hired to demolish the home, which was built 150 years ago. The 432 British tank was driven through the house four times to really crush it and took about 25 minutes. New owners have purchased the property and plan to build a new home.
A Denver high school student took recycling to a whole new level. Regan Kerr put her prom dress together using tabs from soda cans.
The junior at George Washington H.S. turned a collection of more than 5,000 tads into a unique gown. It did take a bit of time, the dress was five months in the making with lots of soda drinking.
It's considered the Extreme Home Makeover: Military Edition. Homeowners in Minnesota got rid of their old house over the weekend with a tank. A crew from the company Drive-a-Tank was hired to demolish the home, which was built 150 years ago. The 432 British tank was driven through the house four times to really crush it and took about 25 minutes. New owners have purchased the property and plan to build a new home.
