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New Year Celebration Adult Coloring Page
By Benetta
The end of the year is speeding closer and the New Year is waiting! Here is a free coloring page that will get you in the right mood before the year ends. The glasses filled with bubbly will get you ready for the night''s celebration waiting. Grab your coloring tools and be prepared to color away.
By ~gloria
Here's a way to get your family mementos out of old shoe boxes in the attic or jewelry boxes in your dresser drawers and into display boxes where they can be enjoyed every day.
Make a Wind Chime with Old Beads and Jewelry
By Vicki Keong
I recently put together a rather pretty hanger/wind chime for the patio using lots of leftover beads, old odd earrings, bits of old brooches and necklaces, and some colored glass pieces from a broken wind chime.
Recycled Denim And Flannel Window Quilt
By Monica
This is a quilt I made using denim jeans and some flannel flat sheets.
By Marjorie
My son is a career soldier and lives with only the basic necessities of life because the army moves him from one duty station to another. I used his microwave and noticed he didn't have any hot mitts. So I made him a man's set of hot mitts from an old pair of blue jeans.
By April
For those who sew, it's no secret that fabric prices have gotten ridiculously high. This dress was made with a tablecloth. New or gently used tablecloths and sheets can be found at thrift stores for next to nothing and provide tons of yardage.
Crocheted Recycled Christmas Cards
By Barb Hopkins
Since I can't stand to throw out all my beautiful Christmas cards,I cut shapes from them, then punch holes around the sides, and crochet on them to make beautiful new Christmas Ornaments. I decorated our tree at church last year with them and received raves!!
By deenagoodale
While attending an arts festival, we saw a lamp like this and decided to make our own.