KCup Light Shades
comments (3) December 25th, 2009 in galleryI love my K-Cup coffee maker, but the leftover cups collect fast. I had the idea to make them into light shades, partly because they will withstand some heat. I empty the cup, remove the paper liner (other projects!) and trim off the curled top edge. That ring I cover with fabric and use for chain garland, but that's another story.
I cut an X in the bottom, and petal shapes with small scissors. Then I used a 1/8th inch hole puncher to make the lacy shapes and bent the petals around a pencil to curve them.
They look nice over the LED colored lights on my garlands and peeking out from amongst the greenery of my tree.
Pattern or design used: My own design - Robyn L. Coburn
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Comments (3)
Posted: 3:46 pm on December 15th
I also use the pods to make little Barbie doll sized crowns. The pods will take paint and marker, provided you are careful not to smudge the marks until they are well and truly dry.
I'll finish a batch of doll crowns and post them in a gallery here soon.
Posted: 12:24 pm on January 9th
Posted: 7:28 pm on January 7th