These earrings were made from a museum catalog schedule. You can see the letters on the paper, even though nothing is legible. Soft blue and pink. The faceted beads are a peachy-pink. Very nice...
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I'll admit I'm not the best blogger in the world. Nor necessarily the best crafter even. I have a problem with craftsmanship. Basically mine sucks and everything I complete still seems just a tad...
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I wrote about this technique in the May/June 2007 issue of Cloth Paper Scissors Magazine and I am happy to share this super, easy, and eco-friendly project with all. How to Recycle a Magazinenbspby...
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For Earth Day I made this gift box using pages recycled from an art magazine I get. I decoupaged strips to a recycled cracker box and painted some glitter paint over the surface. Then I added a ton...
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To celebrate Earth Day, I made these adorable favor boxes from a yogurt box, covered with text from a magazine, and decorated with flowers cut using the Cricut Expression from the myriad of security...
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THIS IS MY FIRST VIDEO OF SOME OF THE FELT MAKING WORKSHOPS THAT I HAVE DONE IN LONDON, UK . I WILL LOVE TO UPLOAD A VIDEO TO SHOW YOU HOW IT IS MADE. WOULD YOU LIKE THAT? I USUALLY...
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I write a column about green crafting for Natural Life Magazine, and we are holding our first ever crafting contest. Go here to read my "how-to" about using recycled packaging for miniature dioramas...
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I've just published a tute on my blog about making Valentine Favor Boxes from recycled food packaging. I decoupaged papers and messages, as well as making cardboard hearts and using buttons and...
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I used vintage and new cotton remnants for the patchwork, a piece of vintage kimono silk for the back side, a found crochet button and lined the box bottom bag with some soft remnant silkThe...
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I write a green crafting column for Natural Life Magazine. The current issue is about making recycled gift wrapping of various kinds. I've made a committment to avoid buying any new paper wrappings...
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I crochet a lot of baskets with plarn and wondered if there were some other uses for plarn crochet. I enjoy this around 12 foot crocheted garland that I made to hang outdoors since the plastic is...
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These stars are very simple to make, and the instructions are in many places on line. For mine I sprayed the stars with silver paint. I used hot glue to join the petals and add the buttons. I...
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I 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...
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This wreath is a simple and fun way to recycle! Simply fold a cardboard paper tube in half and cut into sections about 1/2 inch wide. This should make little oval/almond shapes...
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These trees were inspired by Patricia Zapata at A Little Hut blog. The trees are made of strips of old magazine pages (red and green color scheme) glued onto cardstock weight paper. nbspTree...
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Here are some cans I recycled. No advanced or complicate techniques used! Just painted the cans and searched in the web for nice free scrapbook drawings (or any other image you want) and glued it on...
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Save a few empty baby food jars (or any other small glass containers) and turn them into sweet little presents for friends! I made a chai-tea kit and a teeny-tiny terrarium with mine, but the possibilities are endless.
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Cast on for the desired size.... Sew up sides & add a strap..... The VHS tape shines & glitters in the light & is quite beautiful....use large sized needles.,,..line it with duct...
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