Showing posts with label reuse. Show all posts
Showing posts with label reuse. Show all posts
Sunday, May 17, 2009
Chance to win from Homestead Emporium
Homestead Emporium is having a $100 product giveaway at her blog. Go check it out!
Thursday, July 24, 2008
Sassy Green
Just signed up for this Eco-Friendly newsletter. Small "bite sized" ideas for light green living. =o)
Wednesday, July 23, 2008
Monday, July 21, 2008
Craft: Book marks from calendar backs..
Calendars can be a great source of craft material. When I was in college.. I used the pages from an old calendar as pictures on my otherwise-dreary walls. I took the back cover and turned them into book marks for all my different school books. This is a very quick & easy craft. =o)

NEEDED:
- Calendar with miniature pictures on back
- Scissors
Here is what the back of each of the above calendars look like:

See how they have mini versions of all the calendar pages in rows? Look at how they are laid out and decide which way you want to cut them (Most calendars I've seen you usually can cut them into rows of 3 or 2).
Here are some bookmarks that I cut out in rows of 4:

Here are some bookmarks that I cut out in rows of 3:

Quick, easy, pretty, and durable. =o)
NEEDED:
- Calendar with miniature pictures on back
- Scissors
Here is what the back of each of the above calendars look like:
See how they have mini versions of all the calendar pages in rows? Look at how they are laid out and decide which way you want to cut them (Most calendars I've seen you usually can cut them into rows of 3 or 2).
Here are some bookmarks that I cut out in rows of 4:
Here are some bookmarks that I cut out in rows of 3:
Quick, easy, pretty, and durable. =o)
Saturday, July 19, 2008
Craft: Formula Can Make-over
We have recently had to start using more formula cans, and I decided instead of sending them on to the recycling center.. that I would give them a new life. Have a look:

ITEMS NEEDED:
- Formula Cans (.. or others, use your imagination)
- Glue
- Scissors or paper cutter
- Paper (I used old calendar pages- might also work with fabric)
HOW TO:
- Wash & dry can
- Pick out paper you want to go around it
- Cut paper to size
- Glue & let dry
- Enjoy. =o)
TAKE IT A STEP FURTHER:
- Add twine, ribbon, raffia, buttons, etc.
- Label with scrapbooking stickers
USES:
- Craft notion storage
- Make into a toliet paper- tissue dispenser by cutting sunburst holes in lid
- Use for handkerchiefs
- Use as dried flower vase
- Decoration
- Anything small you need to store. =o)
I've kept the lids but I'm not sure what can be done to dress them up. Will let you know if I come up with something!
ITEMS NEEDED:
- Formula Cans (.. or others, use your imagination)
- Glue
- Scissors or paper cutter
- Paper (I used old calendar pages- might also work with fabric)
HOW TO:
- Wash & dry can
- Pick out paper you want to go around it
- Cut paper to size
- Glue & let dry
- Enjoy. =o)
TAKE IT A STEP FURTHER:
- Add twine, ribbon, raffia, buttons, etc.
- Label with scrapbooking stickers
USES:
- Craft notion storage
- Make into a toliet paper- tissue dispenser by cutting sunburst holes in lid
- Use for handkerchiefs
- Use as dried flower vase
- Decoration
- Anything small you need to store. =o)
I've kept the lids but I'm not sure what can be done to dress them up. Will let you know if I come up with something!
Saturday, July 12, 2008
Friday, July 11, 2008
Yoga Pants from T-Shirt
I *HAVE* to try to make these "Yoga Pants from a T-Shirt." They look soooo comfortable!
Also the similar Easy Kids Pants.
The owner of Mmmm, Brains made both of them.
Also the similar Easy Kids Pants.
The owner of Mmmm, Brains made both of them.
Labels:
clothing,
kids pants,
pants,
refashion,
reuse,
sewing,
t-shirt,
tutorial,
yoga pants
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