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paver2

"I have some of that type of yarn left from another project and it's even the same color! I will have to look for something to decorate the wreath with, though. Maybe a small spray of fall bouquet materials from the back yard or some plastic flowers. This should be easy to make!"

paver2

"This is such a creative idea that opens a whole new world of baskets and decorating. Instead of burlap, why not use favorite prints or solid colors of material? Or wide ribbon? Or lace! I could have so much fun with this. I have seen small baskets that would be cool to do this way then fill with small items for a gift or to hold things in a guest bath or bedroom."

msdeb21

"These lanterns are a great idea for Halloween. I have the jars and mod podge, so I need to pick up the tissue paper. I plan on making three and displaying them together to celebrate October. Thanks for the cute idea that is so much easier than carving a real pumpkin."

msdeb21

"Wow, these are so cute, and they are no-sew! I can make them. I'm heading to the re-sale shop to look for some cheap sweaters in fall patterns or colors. How nice, I don't have to worry what size they are. I love the blue one in the photo. I'm into making my fall decor in shades of blue this year."

msdeb21

"I am torn between making my pumpkins gold with gold glitter, or bright colors with silver glitter. I think I will make both, then display them in different parts of my house. I think a turquoise pumpkin and a hot pink pumpkin with silver glitter will be beautiful! Fall decor is fun, and who says it has to be traditional colors!"

Watering Can Earth Day Craft

By: Heidi from onecreativemommy.com

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If you are looking for a great way to teach your kids about the great outdoors, consider spending your Earth Day this year planting some new flowers, trees, or other plants. Use Earth Day craft ideas like this milk jug creation to show your little ones how easy it is to repurpose things around the house and save the earth at the same time. This Watering Can Earth Day Craft is easily made from an old plastic carton and tools you have around the house. Recycled craft ideas like this are fun and instructive at the same time.

Estimated Cost: Under $10

Time to complete: Under an hour

Primary Technique: Green Crafting

Difficulty Level: Kid Friendly

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