The noble art of recycling
Aug. 25th, 2020 07:35 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
wiseheartBecause I don't have enough ongoing projects already, right? I've just found this yesterday:
Or, more accurately, the idea starting at 2:23. I think that's something I really have to give a try. Although, instead of ready-made figurines, I'll use something like these:
Or these:
Or these:
All these are small items I made earlier, often with the kids in afternoon school. They are easily made and, what's more, they are mostly made of household junk, like Nespresso capsules or cardboard boxes for cheese or matchboxes - and of recycleable material like pressed paper baubles. I happen to have a small stash of those things, so I just may give the idea a try.
Or, more accurately, the idea starting at 2:23. I think that's something I really have to give a try. Although, instead of ready-made figurines, I'll use something like these:
Or these:
Or these:
All these are small items I made earlier, often with the kids in afternoon school. They are easily made and, what's more, they are mostly made of household junk, like Nespresso capsules or cardboard boxes for cheese or matchboxes - and of recycleable material like pressed paper baubles. I happen to have a small stash of those things, so I just may give the idea a try.
