Monstruos reciclados

Introducing the newest addition to our family, Murry the Tattle Monster!

I spray painted an empty tissue box.

After it dried I added some polka dots using craft paint and the end of a paint brush.

While the paint dried I drew some teeth on white craft foam and cut out.

Next, I got the eyes ready.  I used egg cartons and glued googly eyes on them.

Now it's time to bring your monster to life.  Use a hot glue gun and glue the teeth and eyes on.

Now, we've got a friendly and hungry little monster who is ready to eat all those tattles!

fuente: giggles galore

Reciclaje de Otoño con el búho de protagonista

Recycling is a HOOT

So, I'm sure you've noticed, but owls are EVERYWHERE. 

So I thought, why not make a compilation of lots of cool 

ways that you can recycle while making those cute little 

birds that everyone seems to love right now. So, here goes:

It's autumn now, so what could be better than toilet tube owls? 

These are byApartment Therapy.

How about some egg carton owls by My Owl Barn?

Go to Teachers Notebook for a free owl-themed recycling poster by 

Lucky Girl.

This paper bag owl pinata is just waiting for a fiesta! Tutorial is by

Inspired Mama Musings.

Adorable owl-themed desk organizer by Fave Crafts

Love these TP Christmas Owls by Con M de Mujer.

This just blows me away. I want to try it right now! By 

Recycle Renew Reuse Mother Earth Projects.

These TP owls by Fun Family Crafts are so wonky and cute!

Go to Find Make Do to see many delightful created by Robyn 

Stewardson out of kitchen metal scraps.

And here's an owl door sign made out of various recycled materials 

that is posted at The Green Classroom.

fuente: the green classroom

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