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Instead of sending old greeting cards, clothing and bottles to the landfill, why not cool to recycle items that you can use around the house? Craft Supplies can expensive, so reusing items will also save you a lot of money. In this article we show you simple ways to transform items from your blue container in products you can use in your home again and again.

We all kick around our empty jars cabinets. Instead of throwing, they can be in potpourri containers that you can use over again. It was inexpensive and a good way to be green. All you need is a clean jar (baby food jars are ideal), a paper or lace doily, an elastic band, and your favorite potpourri. All you have to do is fill with potpourri pot, cover with the side and secure it with an elastic, or instead of an ordinary rubber band, use a tape with some hair shine and flowers to ensure the rug. This will be a potpourri holder that is attractive in every room.

Toilet paper or paper towel tubes with Craft Supplies endless possibilities. You can put them in napkin rings, egg shells and ornaments. For a truly environmentally friendly project, put the tubes in pencil holders. You need an empty tube with all the deleted paper, some popsicle sticks, cardboard, paint or markers, glue and rubber bands.

Small glitter and erasers are available separately. Start by painting or the popsicle colors sticks. You can choose a theme like red and white for a pencil holder who like to make a candy cane or add some blue to salute Old Glory.

While the sticks are dry, traces the end of the cardboard toilet-paper holder. Cut this circle out and glue on one side of the cardboard tube. This is your base. You can also use cork for this purpose. Once that has dried, cover the tube with a coating of glue and carefully attach the popsicle sticks. Wrap rubber bands until dry. If you want additional decorations, you can glue small erasers in fun shapes and colors to the sticks or add a light layer of glitter.

Old or unwanted CDs and DVDs usually ends in the trash because people not know what to do with them. Here is a simple way to get them into craft projects for children. Collect some old discs, metallic string, glue, and precious stones or shells from a discount store. You can usually get a big bag of them for one U.S. dollars. Glue two disks back to back with the shiny side view out and walk through the metal string center. Decorate the plates with the stones and shells. Voila - you have beautiful, reflective ornaments you can hang anywhere!

Crafts for kids need not be expensive be. Instead of spending a ton of money on hobby shops, look around your house for ordinary items that can be used as Craft Supplies. Popsicle sticks, old tissue boxes, colored strips and even used your computer supplies can be converted into useful, unique items around the house. Not only saves you money, you are being environmentally friendly by finding new friends uses for items that might normally spend hundreds of years in a landfill.


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