Cans diy crafts

Making bows can be a fiddly business. We loop, and tie, and pull on skinny little pieces of ribbon and hope when we’re done that we end up with something kind of straight and pretty looking. It can leave even crafty folk feeling rather fumble fingered. Wouldn’t it be nice if we had a little...

We've seen the many wonderful things countless DIY enthusiasts have transformed their empty glass (and even plastic) pop bottles into, but this time it

Upcycling Ideas to add a pop of pink to your life. We believe upcycling is good for your mental health, especially when you turn something pink!

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These 25 Recycled Tin Can Crafts For Kids are a blast for the whole family because they’re everything from fun decorations to interesting art pieces that you might not have ever thought up. You and your kids are going to have a blast with these! Enjoy! Find more at playideas.com.

The technology advances with an incredible speed and clearly, one old computer will be forgotten in a warehouse or garage. You have two alternatives: to bring it in an appropriate container that have most electronics store for industrial recycling, or to the reuse it creatively, creating original decorative or even furniture with parts.

Creative Candle Can Holders

This is a great idea for all those soda and beer cans that you save because they have pretty graphics. Pop on over to the blog Buttons and Paint for the tutorial on how to make a five pointed dimen…

Easy project to use glass jars for bathroom storage. Add decorative knobs to the top of jars to store small bathroom items.

Most of us have a deck of cards around the house. Very often they’re sitting idle in the back of the “whatever” drawer of odds and ends. Instead of letting those 52 pieces of paper remain idle, you can refashion them into craft projects. Flowers, necklaces and even sculptures can be conjured out of that unused deck. Some of these projects are interesting enough that you may want dig past all of those paperclips and rubber bands in your “whatever” drawer to excavate your new fave deck of…