I thought that I would look back on some of the projects that I have done over the past few months. I had been making quite a few things in my studio and once I began to share them I found that I began to have a bit more direction in what I was making. I have quite a few favorites with the things that I have made so far, I have been quite taken with the mini wall hangings and have been experimenting with a few varieties, which I will be sharing in the new year and showing a tutorial of the process. Click on the image to take you to the post that gives you a better look at them. To see how they were made you need to go to the Tutorial Tuesdays posts.
These were great to make, you can use most of the scraps of paper you have in your stash, create little toppers and make some really encouraging wall hangings. Because the foundation is cardboard they are fairly light in weight.
The mini necklaces again use cardboard as their base, with the addition of the seeds or quinoa it adds some weight. These were topped with air drying and fimo clay pieces.
What do you do with the teabag box when you finished with it - make a treasure box, these can hold trinkets or even the teabag treasures below if you made any
These mini toppers are made from the out of date teabags that got lost at the back of my cupboard. After emptying the contents the bags were decorated and I have used them as part of other projects.
Chunky journals, the basis for these were toilet rolls and cardboard from packaging to make the front and back covers. The tags were made from recycled card and paper scraps.
This was also a favourite making the stamps. There are so many designs and layouts that you can be inspired by and you can take elements of the designs and create your own one of a kind stamps for use in your journals or artwork. The stamps were created using the foam from a sleeping bag mat.
Every few months we seem to be getting new phone directory through the mail box, I found a creative use for them and made these journals.
Another chunky toilet roll journal, these one is quite thick in size, and I made quite a few tags to go with it.
Capturing moments journals are made from card and while they are bound require no stitching. I really enjoyed making these!
Cereal bag journal takes the bag of your favorite cereal and allows you to add different enclosures before sealing with an iron.
I hope to continue to find creative ways to recycle and up-cycle the things that we have in our every day life and can quite easily throw away and to see some of your ideas and things that you make, do share things that you have found or been inspired by that you either create for yourself, or give away. What has been your favorite recycled project in the ones above. Blessings!
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