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Hack this idea. There is no better feeling than to share some of the herbs you produced in the garden with your neighbors. In the process, we are contributing to keeping empty wine bottles out of the landfill as well as making friends happy. By upcycling them into these cute gifts, you are also using your creative skills and enjoying a relaxing time. Materials 6 Empty wine bottles ($0) 1 yard of glitzy ribbon cut in 6 pieces ($1.00) Some gold spray paint ($1.50) Acorns ($0) 5 Sea shells ($0) Glue gun Directions Simply, remove the labels from the bottles, set aside to dry completely and get your creative juices going. WARNING: You will never know how they will look at the end:) HACK: Use any other materials that makes you happy, such as: Pine cones, wine bottle corks, silk flowers, beads, etc. Finally, they can be used as table center pieces during this Holiday Season.
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CRAFTY MONDAY- “Acorn Wreath” Another Almost Free Fall Crafty Project Thanks to Mother Nature11/14/2016 Again, while I was working out during my morning walks, I started to notice an abundance of acorns on the ground. Alright, I get it, this is the fall season. There are so many that I believe the squirrels had enough and are sick of them, smile. To my advantage, I started to collect the nicest that I could possibly find in hopes to be inspired to create something later at home. Acorns, like any natural material, must be cleaned to ensure that no unwelcome mini creature visit your home. So here is what you do:
Materials (Under $2.00) 1 “Dollar Store” Wooded wreath size 12x11 ($1.00) 1 silk flower (.60) Acorns (free) Glue gun Wire cutter 2 inches of wire attached in the back needed to hang it. There are no specific directions for this project, just glue the acorns anywhere you want to create anything that looks good to you, or, follow my slide show for my wreath pattern. Furthermore, you can use any flower of your choice or instead, use a bow, a mini fake pumpkin or mini scarecrow. HACK: Use natural materials as much as possible, they are probably within your property or in the parking lot at work, or in your nearest county park. They are simply beautiful, they challenge and trigger your creativity and artistic skills and the best part is, they and free. |
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