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Tea Light Votives

The wire mesh reflects candlelight beautifully, which creates the perfect ambiance for a dinner party and can decorate the table. They are perfect for enhancing your place of relaxation, or to light up dark corners of any room. The following recycled items will be required: • stainless steel shot glasses (any size) • 1 piece… Read More Tea Light Votives

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Flags from story books

When we celebrate occasions in our home, we always hang the banner and the bunting. What a wonderful way to celebrate the birth of a new arrival. Recycled items required • Cardboard strips • String • Old storey books The following items will also be required • pencil and ruler • cardboard for template •… Read More Flags from story books

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Iron on photographs

This method is so easy and user friendly. It does not matter whether you are a beginner or an advanced crafter. I would recommend that you use photographs of the parents’ childhood to spot the resemblance between the parents and the baby. Follow the manufacturer’s instructions carefully as to how to iron the photographs onto… Read More Iron on photographs

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How to make a crochet basket hard

These bowls are so hard, they feel like plastic! Initially, I struggled to get my lace bowls sturdy and rigid. Luckily, I discovered an amazing product called ‘Powertex’. This product is the perfect answer for paper, textile, leather, cardboard, fibreglass, wood and sand. Recycled items required Doilies of all different sizes and shapes The following… Read More How to make a crochet basket hard

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Safety Pin Stork

It boggles my mind, but when a new born baby is on way, or arrives, we run off to go buy a gift? This month, I am going to focus on decorating a baby’s room with creative ideas on a very limited budget. We are very good to use upcycle items, so let’s get creative.  It… Read More Safety Pin Stork

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Paperball Heart

Recycled items: Left over red stripy tissue paper Heart shape cookie cutter You will also need: PVA or wall paper glue Plate covered with cling film Method: Tear tissue paper in squares of about 10cm by 10cm. You will need about 20. Place the heart shape on a plate covered with cling film. Pour the… Read More Paperball Heart