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Show
110
Do you know the three R's,
not reading 'riting and 'rithmetic; Reduce Reuse and Recycle.
Reduce: cutting down on waste and using products made to last
rather than disposable or throw away. Reuse: even if you can't
use something again, someone else might. Recycle: collect like-materials
and change them into something new. The next group of projects
use recycled materials like paper, milk cartons, and spools as
we "Rehash the trash".
110-1 Paper Making:
The ultimate recycling project is making new paper from junk
mail. This project uses kleenex and glue plus a little of "yesterdays
news".
110-2
Recycled Stationery:
Cut apart and paste together to make new stationary for letter
writing. Decorative scissors, markers and glue are all you need
except, of course, "used" paper.
110-3
Milk Carton Birdhouse:
Create and easy to make home for your feathered friends, all
from recycled materials. Even real birds use "recycled"
things to make their nest.
110-4
Renuzit Clown:
A used Renuzit container is the base for a fun clown. See how
easy it is to take containers once used for something totally
different and make great crafts.
110-5 Molded Paper: Paper making is so much fun, this
is a second project using the same technique but this time you'll
make a 3d molded design. Add brown paper bags and you've got
a great book cover.
110-6 Hands On Project: Recycling offers a lot of different
ways to use crafts to help others. We'll get you started with
a few ideas.
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