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How To Make Soda Bottle Blossoms
"“No! Don’t take the recycling out. I….need some of it.” A sheepish grin spreads across my face as my husband tries to get his weekend chores done. Lately fewer plastic items (bottles, jugs, etc) have been making it outside to our recycling bin. Since being bitten by the craft bug again, I keep seeing endless craft ideas for kids every time we finish off a container of some sort. If I’m not careful, we might end up with an entire bird sanctuary in the backyard. I’m 95% most of the bottles I’m saving will turn into bird feeders and houses. The kids don’t mind though! It wasn’t too long ago where we had lots of ideas but materials were scarce. Now, my recycling is overflowing, but I know we’ll be putting most of it to use in future craft projects. And let me tell you, I love to save on craft supplies. Art and craft projects that are easy to make while using common household items are my favorite. So what can you do with a bunch of empty plastic bottles? One fun idea was trying them out as DIY stampers. The kids loved doing this with cut vegetables and driving toy cars through the paint. You never quite know what it will look like. Sometimes they even resemble something, like flower blossoms! And if you have a bunch of cardboard tubes laying around too, there are plenty of fun projects that will use them up! For example, you can make this bumblebee craft for kids with a toilet paper roll tube."
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