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Crafty Suz

"These are beautiful. They will certainly be a fun project with children in the family. They remind me a little bit of ribbon candy from my childhood holidays. I would use cardstock so I can keep them from one Christmas to another. I'd hang them using monofilament or fine wire hooks. There is a tiny hole paper punch which would be ideal to make a place to insert the hanger in one of the loops."

Crafty Suz

"I love this! I am an avid reader so I would photocopy favorite pages from a book onto cardstock for the project. This is a craft I can get supplies from the dollar store to make it. There is a wonderful vintage appeal to this for me. It's also a good unbreakable to add to a family collection."

Ruthinbrum 4713944

"This is gorgeous and I would love to make at least one, BUT where can I but it from? I live in the UK and have drawn a blank here, but also on the US craft/dollar shops. Idea most welcome-)"

paver2

"That's a gorgeous wreath! I didn't intend to make a new one this year, but I just changed my mind. I might not find such a good buy on the poinsettias but maybe if I start looking early enough I can find something that will work. (The dollar stores surprise me now and then)"

paver2

"That looks like such a simple project to do but it looks so nice when it's finished. I usually only put hand made ornaments on my Christmas tree, so these would fit right in and look great. I think I could do a bell, too, and maybe find patterns for other things that can be done this way."

Recycled Laundry Scoop Ornament

By: Susan from organized31.com

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This image courtesy of organized31.com

Use repurposed laundry scoops to make these adorable ornaments. Your imagination is the only limit on the scenes you can create. This is a terrific project to work on during the months leading up to Christmas. This is also an inexpensive project to take on. You may have some of the materials around the house. Try this one out and enjoy the results.

Estimated Cost: Under $10

Time to complete: Under an hour

Main Material: Recycled Materials

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Sigo

Aug 30, 2018

Since I was a kid, I always loved minuature scenes. Somehow they always fascinated me. This idea is no exception. I really like how scoops were used as the foundation. Here in the country where I live, there are no such scoops but this project inspires me to find another upcycling alternative that would work just as well. Thank you for sharing this cute craft.

Crafty Suz

Aug 06, 2018

I don't have these kinds of scoops but I am sure I could make something like these with the scoops in powdered drinks or the caps from laundry bottles. There are all kinds of miniature characters and trees in the craft stores to make adorable scenes. I love the one with the deer and tree that is pictured. if you can't find characters look in the paper craft section for 3-D cardstock pieces or stickers.

BettyVedder

Jun 27, 2017

This is such a great idea! We have so many plastic things that we recycle, and they are kind of pretty on their own...now we can make them into something else!