All posts tagged Reuse
Earth Day Crafts at Anthropology -Â It all about kids planting trees and people of all ages crafting with recycled corks. I am so there!
A plain T-shirt can be great when you feel like cleaning out your fridge, but if you have bigger plans, it might be time to shake it up a bit. And if you mix that plain tee with a worn-out blouse, you’ll have a winning combo for an all-new piece.
Learn how to make a Fabulous Re-styled Shirt from my post at the Phoenix New Times Jackalope Ranch blog: Plain Tee Meets a Worn Blouse, Restyled
This project was featured on the HIVE
I created a stop sign shaped Car Carrying Fashion Case for the short one using the Cricut Pop-Up Neighborhood Cartridge. I started with a simple octagon shaped box, spray painted it red, cut cars and trucks out using my Gypsy, Cricut and the Pop-Up Neighborhood Cartridge out of blue and black sticky back vinyl. I attached the vinyl to the spray painted box and then added a chair webbing handle.
For the down-loadable PDF Tutorial click here: Car Case Tutorial
Enjoy and happy crafting xoxo
The “loss of the book†debate continues and after a discussion about it a recent Jackalope Ranch meeting this Thrifty Maker had to reveal a recent gift received. After a friend’s father became too blind, at 86 years old, to use his Kindle it was passed on to me. As the debate continues, reading will go on in both print and electronic formats. However, for those who fear the wrath of the die-hard old school print version readers why not make a Kindle Cozy to hide what your really up to?
Learn how to cover your Kindle from my piece at the Phoenix New Times Jackalope Ranch blog: Kindle Cozy: Hide Your Electronic Reader
