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Leftover Champagne, corks, wire cages, bottles — all can be reused! This post links to various recipes using Champagne, and DIY projects for corks, cages, and bottles. [Pictured: hooded wire cages (a.k.a. muselets) from the tops of Champagne bottles made into mini-chairs — good for use as place card holders.]
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Instead of throwing out those puzzles with missing pieces, turn what's left into a cast of holiday characters. Fun DIY crafts project for kids.
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Here are some ideas -- involving repurposed items -- that could help you store and organize holiday decorations.
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Yes — a Christmas tree constructed from hubcaps!
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Amber Thigpen lol looks like something my dad would do
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Got scrap paper, cardboard, a chopstick, and something to hold the chopstick? Make a tabletop Christmas tree -- in 5 easy steps. (P.S. I made this!) #DIY #repurposed #crafts #fun
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Have you wondered what to do with 35mm film canisters? Make film canister holiday lights! #DIY #photography- and #Christmas-related fun.
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A cash-strapped city in Lithuania erected a 13-meter-tall Christmas tree made from 40,000 discarded plastic bottles. Click through to check out how it looks at night -- it glows.
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Really love the look of #wreaths made of twigs. #DIY (Made by the talented Camilla Fabbri of Family Chic: cfabbridesigns.com)
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This is one of the nicer-looking wreaths that I've come across that's made out of newspaper. #DIY fun! (made by Camilla Fabbri: cfabbridesigns.co...)
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Use empty wine bottles as part of a holiday tabletop display. Tip: Epsom salt makes good-looking “snow.”
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"Reindeer" ornaments made from peanuts! The eyes are Sharpie pen marks, the noses are map pins, and the antlers are bent wire.
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Fetching pins…
Unconsumption Paint sample cards cut into Christmas tree shapes -- decorate trees, gifts, and walls (and more!) with them.