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Distribution Partners Website operators that license our ad serving technology pass information to us so that we may serve advertisements to you. Website Registration Forms We collect information about you when you register on one of our websites. Frugal Craft: Recycled Paper Flower Pins | Silly Simple Living. I really, really, dig frugal crafts using found items from my recycling bin. Creative simplicity is just a very cool concept for me. In that vein, last week we talked about creating gift bags from recycled newspapers, and this week I am talking about making flower pins from old magazines. You can use these flowers for a variety of different uses. They make great party favors or table seating pieces, just stick them inside an old wine cork. Alternatively, you could use them as push pins in your bulletin board, or even go old fashioned and wear them on your lapel.
To make these really cool flowers, I used a few things that I had around the house already including: 1) To start, I searched through my old magazine collection in search of colorful magazine pages. 2) After I collected 3-4 magazine pages, I started working on the petals. 3) Once I had created a whole bunch of petals, the next step was to crinkle them up into a little ball and unfold them. How to Make a Magazine Bowl and Coasters. If you have old magazines piling up and taking up your precious space, get rid of them in an Eco-friendly way! With extra magazines and some time, you can turn them into various sized bowls (for fruit, mail, miscellaneous small items), or coasters for your home. These items make aesthetically pleasing and useful decor for your living space. I originally got this idea from another paper craft I found on the Internet; I then modified it to my own taste.
I made myself a bowl (which I used for fresh fruit and vegetables) and a set of 4 coasters. I mainly used advertisements from the magazines, they’re normally much more colorful than individual articles. Candle in a bottle. Ain't these sweet? I saw them in an interior shop while I was on holiday and thought, as soon as I get home I'm going to make them! Here they are... I love using hearts because I'm a heart kind-of-girl. If you're not one, you can use any other shape, or initials, or cut out a word! What you need: 2 sheets of reading book paper scissors an old clean glass bottle glue rope or ribbon depending on the size of the neck of the bottle... about 50cm's Take the page and measure on the bottle what the size of the paper should be. The circumference of the bottle will be wider on the outside than the inside, but measure it to get an idea.
You will have to stick the sheets together, but to start off first stick the one side together and make sure that it is cut straight. Now measure approximately where you want to cut the hearts or shapes. Before you put the paper in the bottle, glue the one end of the paper, put it in the bottle and spread the paper inside the bottle. Always Chrysti - Always Chrysti - 100+ Ways to Creatively Reuse Old Magazines. Festive Decor: Paper Garland. Paper or fabric garlands (aka banners, bunting, etc.) are all the rage these days when it comes to decorating for weddings, birthday parties, barbeques, or any other festivity you happen to be planning.
They are particulary great because they make an excellent style statement but are seriously simple to put together (yay, DIY!) And are very easy on your budget. Here are a few of our favorite paper garland creations: This lighted paper garland is a great why to add a little style to your wedding while being fully fuctional by serving as a light source as well! See the full tutorial over at OnceWed! This garland, made from vintage paper, is an absolutely charming twist on traditional paper garland. We apologize, but we simply cannot get enough of dual purpose items... and Martha Stewart, for that matter!! This super feminine flag garland would be the perfect element to add to brighten up any girl's bridal shower, birthday party, afternoon tea, girls night, etc. Jen & Saira.
Shakespearean paper garland of hearts. The Lettered Cottage Magazine - Summer Fun.