Kerajinan tangan dari kertas 

Keranjang permen

Keranjang tempat permen ini terbuat dari barang bekas koran, yang sudah tidak dipergunakan.Cara membuat kerajinan tangan ini mudah. Kreasi barang bekas akan berbagi dengan anda, bagaimana membuat keranjang mungil n lucu ini .

Bahan - bahan dan peralatan yang dibutuhkan :

* Kertas koran sebanyak 3 lembar* Lem fox atau lem kertas* Pernis * Gunting* Kuas* Cetakan gelas kecil

Cara membuatnya :

Pertama koran dibagi menjadi potongan seperti ini,  lebarnya sekitar 3 cm

Selanjutnya potongan kertas tersebut di linting, seperti membuat pita dan hasilnya seperti tali.

Ambil cetakan gelas kecil, lintingan dililitkan pada gelas tersebut, kemudian dililit dengan dikasih lem, agar lintingan tersebut rapat dan tidak ada sela yang bolong. Gelas dililit hinga gelas tersebut penuh.  

Selesai lintingan penuh dalam cetakan, lalu dijemur hingga kering, baru gelas cetakan dapat dikeluarkan dalam lintingan koran.

Setelah selesai kerajinan tangan dari barang bekas ini tinggal di pernis, untuk menambah kuat lintingan korannya.  Selesai cara membuat kerajinan tangan dari kertas koran untuk tempat permen atau coklat.....

1. Lampu dari Sendok Plastik Bekas

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Didesain oleh Yaroslav Olenev, lampu yang terbuat dari sendok plastik ini adalah contoh sederhana bagaimana memanfaatkan kembali bahan bekas dari sendok plastik menjadi barang yang memiliki nilai tambah. Desain lampu ini sebenarnya dibuat untuk mengajak kita semua lebih peduli terhadap lingkungan. Selain itu, desain lampu unik ini juga pernah mendapatkan penghargaan di bidang ekologi dan desain oleh majalah Future Now. Untuk membuat lampu ini tidak diperlukan ketrampilan khusus, cukup dengan menggunakan peralatan sederhana seperti lem, alat pemotong, kabel dan lampu kalian pun dapat mencoba membuatnya di rumah. Penjelasan dan langkah-langkah pembuatannya dapat dilihat

Some months ago I stumbled upon a really fun DIY with your kids blog post. While I have no kids, I still thought of saving that post and perhaps even try it myself one day (with or without kids...). Time passed and I completely forgot about it, until about a couple of months ago when I was going through my never ending "bookmarked web links" and I found it again. This time I left that page open and started working on it. At first I had to save every empty toilet paper roll. My someone thought I was crazy. His mom actually got interested (as I didn't tell anyone what was I going to do with all those TP rolls), and a few weeks ago my someone came home from his parents' with a bag full of empty TP rolls. Now I was ready to start.

Then I took that entire pile of rolls, folded them, and cut them into thin strips

Next step was to create flower like shapes that connect to each other

Now that I had a general design, it was time to glue each flower. Every 5 petals were glued together to form a flower. I used cloths pins to hold them together while the glue dried

I decided to paint some of the flowers light blue (using the left-over paint from our blue line project), and then leave the rest of the flowers in their natural look

Now that the flowers were all glued and painted, all that was left to do was to glue the flowers to each other and create a flowing connected design

My someone and I decided to hang it on the wall next to our TV. As always, my someone was in charge of the hammer while I was in charge of the photo taking...

had a baby so I’ve invited some fave guests to take over for me while I spend time with the little guy. Today’s post is from photo booth prop extraordinaire, Brooke of Playing Grown Up.

I am so excited for Melanie having her sweet babe. So, I thought I’d share a project I made a few nights before my little baby surprised me and decided to come early. (By the way, if you are with child, don’t ever say, “Oh, I’ll finish that project next week.” That’s basically daring your little one to arrive early.) To fill an empty shelf, and to invite some color into our home, I made some scallop art pieces.

To make your own, you’ll need:- thin pieces of wood(the kind I use is called an MDF handy panel, and if you bat your eyes the men at Home Depot will cut it to whatever size you ask)-colorful cardstock-a circle puncher-glue

Punch lots of circles from your colorful cardstock.

Then, mark your piece of wood along the edge at half the size of your circles. For example, my circles were two inches, so I made one inch marks along each side. Then connect the dots and make lines across the wood to guide you.

Using your lines to guide each row, get to gluing!

Let each rows of circles hang on top of the row below – that creates your scallops.

Yay! Now our shelf has something on it besides dust.

Хочу поделиться своим опытом изготовления сувенира «Ёлка» из пустых пластиковых бутылок различной емкости. Многообразие видов (цвет, высота) зависит от фантазии изготовителя. Этот сувенир гигиеничен и оригинален. Технология изготовления сувенира достаточно проста и в то же время включает обучение некоторым трудовым операциям и развивает конструктивное мышление у подростков.

Кроме бутылок понадобиться альбомный лист формата А4 для ствола ёлки, скотч, ножницы .

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Подготовка материала.

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Заготовки для веток.

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Ветки и подставка для ствола.

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Изготовление ствола.

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Сборка конструкции

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Сборка конструкции

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Макушка

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Готовое изделие

How to Make A Decorative Chrysanthemum Mirror

4. Rosy Stationery

Cherry Blossom Art from a Recycled Soda Bottle

DIY Planter & Candle Holder