Entries for 2016 Reverse Pitch Competition

Create canvas art, tailored to Austin events, using bits and pieces from vinyl banners.

Line launches 2 products: the meshbag chair ( produce bags are repurposed as 'beanbag' chair filling) and the patio folding directors chair

Create a campaign for the LIVESTRONG foundation in which the wristband creates a stronger meaning, by the use of hospitals and Austinians

Create an African style village using all recycled items provided. From food grown with compost to furniture made with vhs tapes and more.

Creating an environmentally conscious network to foster the creation and shipping of sustainable goods.

All-in-one vinyl hammock camping system.

Use the plastic mesh bags as an internal binding agent in the formation of recycled latex house paint sheets to substitute for leather.

Turn unclaimed street banners into resuable shopping and sand bags.

1:Company that produces clothes and bags from fabric swatches, PLM's and Vinyl Banners 2:Uses same materials to make sylish school supplies

To make a line of "soft" furniture, by sewing fabric to table dimensions & applying layers of bio epoxy resin for strength & rigidity.

We will be empowering nature to efficiently transform waste into valuable products. Inedible canned goods and discarded media will be used.

Ethical athletic wear advocating a positive, balanced lifestyle while supporting women's and animal welfare.

We will repurpose CDs and DVDs into reflectors for light fixtures, reducing light pollution and saving energy.

Everything you need for camping will be made with mostly recycle materials from such as tents and blankets.

Pocket Skirts will use fabric samples from Austin Creative Reuse to create cute, ecologically minded skirts with useful pockets.

Carole LeClair, of Austin Creative Reuse estimates 400 pounds of individual fabric samples. Scott Baldwin TM USPTO offered Meg Erskine, MRC