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This is fabulous on so many levels!
Turn Old Newspaper into Seedling Pot Tutorial at Mommy Meatloaf
"I was at my dad's last week, and he had the cutest little simple tool I'd ever seen. You use it to turn strips of newspaper into little pots for starting seeds. They are great little pots because once the seeds sprout, you can plant the entire newspaper pot into the ground.
I wanted to make this little tool for myself, but that would require using the lathe, and well, I need all my fingers. I came home and sat down next to the recycling bin and figured out how I could make the pots using stuff we had thrown out..." Read more
- Tutorial - Recycled Newspaper Woven Stars Tree
A snowy centerpiece suitable for the entire winter season Tutorial at Purple Hues and Me Blog "In my quest to make more recycled crafts for the holidays, I was inspired by these on Pinterest when I put this tree together. ...
- Tutorial - How To Make A Recycled Newspaper Bowl
Great way to recycle old newspapers for a cost of next to nothing Tutorial at Purple Hues and Me Blog "To start, I initially used the insert section of newspaper and folded it into three parts. The size is really the same as a half of...
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Tutorial - How to Make a Palette Herb Garden Herb Garden Tutorial at Second Chance to Dream Blog "I have wanted an official herb garden for many years. I ran across this pin on Pinterest and really liked it. But a single palette wouldn't work were...
- Tutorial - How To Make A Watch Seeds Grow Project
Use leftover seeds from your garden planting Plant Seeds Tutorial at Mommy Meatloaf Blog "We had some left-over seeds after planting the garden, so we decided to plant them in clear containers to teach us how seeds turn into plants. ...
- Tutorial - How To Make A Pinata
Great pictures of her son helping make the pinata Pinata Tutorial at Lucky Star Creations Blog "It may not be too pretty but he had tons of fun making it and that's all that really matters. Here's what you will need: newspaper, few sheets of...
Tutorials
Tutorial - How to Turn Old Newspaper into Seedling Pot
This is fabulous on so many levels!Turn Old Newspaper into Seedling Pot Tutorial at Mommy Meatloaf
"I was at my dad's last week, and he had the cutest little simple tool I'd ever seen. You use it to turn strips of newspaper into little pots for starting seeds. They are great little pots because once the seeds sprout, you can plant the entire newspaper pot into the ground.
I wanted to make this little tool for myself, but that would require using the lathe, and well, I need all my fingers. I came home and sat down next to the recycling bin and figured out how I could make the pots using stuff we had thrown out..." Read more
- Tutorial - Recycled Newspaper Woven Stars Tree
A snowy centerpiece suitable for the entire winter season Tutorial at Purple Hues and Me Blog "In my quest to make more recycled crafts for the holidays, I was inspired by these on Pinterest when I put this tree together. ...
- Tutorial - How To Make A Recycled Newspaper Bowl
Great way to recycle old newspapers for a cost of next to nothing Tutorial at Purple Hues and Me Blog "To start, I initially used the insert section of newspaper and folded it into three parts. The size is really the same as a half of...
-
Tutorial - How to Make a Palette Herb Garden Herb Garden Tutorial at Second Chance to Dream Blog "I have wanted an official herb garden for many years. I ran across this pin on Pinterest and really liked it. But a single palette wouldn't work were...
- Tutorial - How To Make A Watch Seeds Grow Project
Use leftover seeds from your garden planting Plant Seeds Tutorial at Mommy Meatloaf Blog "We had some left-over seeds after planting the garden, so we decided to plant them in clear containers to teach us how seeds turn into plants. ...
- Tutorial - How To Make A Pinata
Great pictures of her son helping make the pinata Pinata Tutorial at Lucky Star Creations Blog "It may not be too pretty but he had tons of fun making it and that's all that really matters. Here's what you will need: newspaper, few sheets of...